not be lost on (someone)



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not be lost on (someone)

To have a significant or noticeable impact or effect on someone; to be valued, appreciated, or understood by someone. I assure you, Senator, the implications and possible consequences of the proposed law have not been lost on me. I hope all our efforts to help your career have not been lost on you, John.
See also: lost, not, on

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Krasimir-Bulgarian, Medieval Slavic
JorieJAWR-eeEnglish
Maximiliana-Ancient Roman
DavisDAY-visEnglish
Shulamite-Biblical
Marisela-Spanish