Observant

usgb/əbˈzɜːrvənt/
adjective

Being good or quick at noticing things.

She's a very observant child, and she notices if even one book is out of place.
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Often appears as...

  • very observant
  • being highly observant
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Notice Small Changes

When someone is 'observant', they catch tiny differences that others might miss.

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The observant detective spotted the hidden clue.
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Compliment Sincerety

Calling someone observant is usually a compliment, suggesting attentiveness.

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She thanked her observant friend for noticing her new hairstyle.
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Not Intrusive

'Observant' implies a passive role; one observes without interfering.

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Observant guests noticed the couple's tender moments.
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