What part of speech is observant?

Observant can be categorized as a noun and an adjective.

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Parts of speech

  • 1. observant is a noun, singular of observants.
  • 2. observant is an adjective.

Inflections

Noun

Adjective

  • Positive
    Comparative
    Superlative
  • more observant
    most observant
  • Positive: observant 
  • Comparative: more observant
  • Superlative: most observant

Adjective to adverb

What does observant mean?

Definitions

Adjective

observant - paying close attention especially to details
observant - quick to notice; showing quick and keen perception
observant - (of individuals) adhering strictly to laws and rules and customs; "law-abiding citizens"; "observant of the speed limit"

Noun

observant - One who observes forms and rules.
observant - A sycophantic servant.
observant - An Observantine.

Examples of observant

#   Sentence  
1. adj. Observant of the speed limit.
2. adj. He is very observant of his duties.
3. adj. She's a good photographer because she's so observant.
4. adj. You're very observant.
5. adj. A ship's captain must remain observant that a reliable buoy be attached to each anchor by a sturdy rope, so that one could find and raise the anchor if its anchor-cable were to be shorn apart, were to fall into the sea or were to be hewn apart.
6. adj. If you want to be a newspaperman, you have to be observant.
7. adj. I'm observant.
8. adj. You're observant.
9. adj. Tom is observant.
10. adj. We're observant.
11. adj. Tom is very observant.
12. adj. Are you observant?
13. adj. Tom is usually quite observant.
14. adj. I'm not as observant as I should be.
15. adj. That's very observant of you.
Sentence  
adj.
Observant of the speed limit.
He is very observant of his duties.
She's a good photographer because she's so observant.
You're very observant.
A ship's captain must remain observant that a reliable buoy be attached to each anchor by a sturdy rope, so that one could find and raise the anchor if its anchor-cable were to be shorn apart, were to fall into the sea or were to be hewn apart.
If you want to be a newspaperman, you have to be observant.
I'm observant.
You're observant.
Tom is observant.
We're observant.
Tom is very observant.
Are you observant?
Tom is usually quite observant.
I'm not as observant as I should be.
That's very observant of you.

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