observation
denotes a thorough and attentive examination
implies watching from a short distance or with great attention
focuses on examining all elements or aspects of something
observation without intermediaries; seeing for oneself
observation made in a systematic way to gather data for scientific study
observation conducted according to a fixed plan or system
observation of a patient for medical purposes
observation gained by direct personal experience
a basic or straightforward act of noticing something
the act of seeing or watching something
observation conducted in a natural environment, not in a laboratory
observation based on, concerned with, or verifiable by experience rather than theory
the activity of observing celestial bodies and phenomena
observation done without much thought or planning
a broad or non-specific remark
a remark that is correct and precise
a remark expressing an individual's opinion
a remark that shows a deep understanding of a person or situation
a first remark or comment on a subject
a remark that is very quick to notice and understand things
a remark showing sensitive insight
a remark showing an ability to accurately assess situations or people
an introductory remark before the main part
a remark that shows sharp powers of judgment
a remark based on one's personal experience or view
a remark made at the beginning of a process or study
refers to someone's ability to notice things
used to specify what is being observed
means being watched carefully, often by authorities or doctors
typically used when someone is admitted to a hospital for monitoring
used to specify the general topic of the remark
similar to 'about', often implies a more formal or detailed comment
used to specify the source of the observation or remark
the most common way to say you are stating a remark
a slightly more formal way to state a remark, often as a contribution