Noteless

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 352
liot'les, adj. not attracting notice Noteworthy, nOt'wtir-Mi, adj worthy of note or notice. Nothing, nuth'ing, no thing: -ex i-tence absence or negation of being no part or degree a low coriditiun no value or use not anything of importance, a trifle: utter insignificance, no difficulty or trouble no magnitude a iplier — adv. in no degree not at all —n Noth'mgno Notice, noj'is, n act of voting attention ob.suvation. information: warning: a writing containing information public intimation civility or respectful treatment remark —v t to mark or see to regard or attend to to mention, or make observations upon to treat with civility. [Fr. —L. notitta—nosco, notion to know Noticeable, mVis-a-bl, adj able to be noticed: worthy of observation — ado Noticeably. Notification, not-i-fi-k.Vshun, «. the act of notifying the notice given the* paper containing the notice. [See Notify.]
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