unnoticed

adjective un·no·ticed \ ˌən-ˈnō-təst \

Updated on: 25 May 2018

Definition of unnoticed

: not seen or noticed

an unnoticed error

a change that has gone unnoticed

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The Duchess of Cambridge accessorized with a floral Philip Treacy fascinator and Jimmy Choo pumps, but one accessory seemed to go unnoticed until now: a massive new ring on her right hand.

— erica gonzales, Harper's BAZAAR, "Kate Middleton Wore a New Ring at the Royal Wedding—Was It a Push Present from Prince William?," 21 May 2018
Zara Phillips’ reaction didn’t go unnoticed either!

— char adams, PEOPLE.com, "Kate Middleton's Side-Eye and Zara Phillips' Jaw Drop During Bishop's Sermon Rule Twitter," 19 May 2018
Speculation would prove futile: The couple ensured the introduction of Blackness into the royal family would not go unnoticed.

— candice benbow, Glamour, "My Bishop, Most Rev. Michael Curry, Just Changed the History of Royal Weddings—Here's Why His Sermon Matters," 19 May 2018
Newcastle manager Rafa Benitez has done a brilliant job with the Magpies over the past few years, but his excellent work has not gone unnoticed.

— SI.com, "Newcastle Fans Desperately Worried After Reports Link Key Figure With West Ham Switch," 17 May 2018
Paredes' standout rookie season didn't go unnoticed.

— jamie goldberg, OregonLive.com, "Paraguayan youngster Cristhian Paredes emerging as steady force in Portland Timbers midfield," 17 May 2018
The distinctions between Argentina and the broader group of emerging markets have not gone unnoticed.

— The Economist, "Will Argentina’s woes spread?," 10 May 2018
The brand, co-founded by Georgina Chapman, has received little recognition at major events since her ex-husband, Harvey Weinstein, became embroiled in scandal, so Johansson's public nod to the fashion house last night didn't go unnoticed.

— marina liao, Marie Claire, "Scarlett Johansson Defends Her Decision to Wear Marchesa to the Met Gala," 8 May 2018
Every piece really had its own personality, a rarity in bridal market, and the little details like the ruffle trim and crossed neckline on this gown didn’t go unnoticed.

— lindsay peoples, The Cut, "The Most Beautiful Wedding Gowns for Spring 2019," 27 Apr. 2018

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