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ob-zervr, v. r. [-served (-zSrvd'), -serving.] To pay attention to, notice with care, regard with religious care, celebrate; to utter as a remark, say in a casual wajr; to comply with, obey. — v. To take notice, attend, comment. — Observance, -ans, n. Act of observing or noticing with attention; tokens or marks of fidelity; that which is be observed or attended to; rule of practice: performance of religious ceremonies, or formal service. — Observlmt, a. Taking notice; attentively viewing or noticing; adhering in practice; carefully tentive; mindful; obedient; submi ive.— Observa''tion, n. Act or power of taking notice; act of seeing, or of fixing the mind upon, anything; that which noticed; a remark; performance of what is prescribed; act of recognizing and noting some fact occurrence in nature. — Observ'atory, -to-rl, n. place from which a view may be obtained; esp. place les; a for building making fitted observations" with instruments on the heavenly for making lv systematic observations of any particular cla natural ] he no men a.