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observation
The word can be used as both a countable and uncountable noun depending on the meaning. When referring to a specific remark or comment, it is usually countable (e.g., "one observation"). When talking about the process of monitoring something, it is often uncountable (e.g., "under observation"). In the context of following rules or laws, it is a formal term and is less common in casual conversation than words like "following" or "obeying".
💬Casual Conversation
just a random observation but our prof totally hates us lol
stop slacking and just grind through this chapter.
Meanings
The action or process of closely monitoring something or someone to gain information.
"The patient was kept under close observation for 24 hours."