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Observative
Observative
is a totally real
word that
is
most definitely
not made up. It can be used to describe someone who is making an observation and therefore can be described as
observative
.
Person 1: "
Yep
, this
cry
is Magmortar's and not Volcanion's."
Person 2: "
Woah
, you're so observative!"
By Mandy
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Observative
To watch
carefully
especially with attention to
details
or behavior; pobserve,
observant
, observative
Wow
,
Mike
that was
really
observative.
By Kiah
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Observative
A word
mistaken
used by people, where they actually mean
observant
.
"You aren't very observative"
"
You mean
I'm not
very
observant
"
By Rosina
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Observe
To
sit back
and
pay attention
She observed
everything
that was
going on
around her, then she made her
move
By Rey
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Observeering
Driving
erratically from the
result
of looking around
too much
.
Observeering results in
crossing
the yellow
line or going into
the ditch
.
By Tiff
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Observant
An
individual
that percieves
details
that are most times
left
unonticed.
Person A: Have you met
Sailesh
Naidu
and Nhu-Mai
Simon
?
Person B: Yeah, those two are beastinly observant.
By Marjy
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Observer
is
a person
who watches people but
isn
’t a
stalker
marget
:what is she doing why she
staring
at everyone
crystal
: oh she’s an observer, it’s not creepy at all
By Abigail
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Observate
to
observe
a person
place
or
thing
.
can you help me to observate the white
van
on the corner
. it appears to be
spying
on me.
By Calley
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Observancy
Noticing
certain, extremely specific *things about a person or object other people normaly wouldn't.
*too
vague
, must be changed
--see
stalking
"I counted 5
1/2
freckles on her."
"You
stalker
!"
"Nah, its called
observancy
."
By Crystal
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Observer
someone that stares at
people
but
isn
’t a
stalker
Marget
: why is she staring at everyone
Crystal
: oh she’s just an
observer
, it’s not creepy at all
By Lotty
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