attention

to remember and consider something when making a decision

to watch or look after someone or something carefully, often to make sure nothing goes wrong

places of intense activity, danger, or popularity

used to say that more news or developments will come soon

to look at or examine something quickly

to take attention away from someone's achievement by doing or announcing the same thing first

to monitor someone or something carefully over time

to draw someone's notice or interest

to see or notice a person or thing, especially for the first time

to treat a serious matter as unimportant, often by joking about it

to avoid notice or publicity by behaving discreetly

very little attention or consideration, usually given dismissively

irrelevant to the matter being discussed

to receive the most attention and praise at an event by outshining everyone else

openly and where people can clearly see it, especially during the daytime

be naturally skilled at noticing or judging a particular quality

to cause disruption or draw attention by challenging established expectations

to be ignored without producing any response or acknowledgment

to infer a conclusion by connecting the available clues

clever and subtle trickery used to mislead people

to attract considerable public attention by doing something impressive or notable

Away so completely and suddenly that no trace or explanation remains.

To examine or deal with only a small, superficial part of a larger subject.

to seem to materialize suddenly without any apparent origin

to scrutinize something in order to expose its flaws

to astonish someone with something highly surprising or impressive