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100 Phrases to Use Instead of “Please note”

April 28, 2026

100 Phrases to Use Instead of

No. Item Definition
1. A cautionary note Introduce a cautionary point.
2. A friendly reminder Polite reminder introduction.
3. A note of caution Introduce a caution.
4. A quick heads-up Brief advance warning.
5. A quick reminder Brief reminder introduction.
6. A word of caution Introduce a warning.
7. As a friendly reminder Introduce a polite reminder.
8. As a quick reminder Introduce a brief reminder.
9. As a reminder Introduce a reminder.
10. As discussed Refer to prior discussion.
11. As noted earlier Refer back to earlier note.
12. As per our discussion Refer to what was discussed.
13. As previously mentioned Refer back to earlier point.
14. As stated earlier Refer back to earlier statement.
15. Be advised Be informed of this.
16. Be aware Know this information.
17. Be mindful Pay attention to this.
18. Be sure to note Make sure to notice this.
19. Bear in mind Keep this in consideration.
20. Consider this a heads-up Treat this as advance notice.
21. Do bear in mind Ask the reader to remember.
22. Do keep in mind Gently remind the reader.
23. Do note Emphasize a point briefly.
24. For reference Provide something to refer to.
25. For the record State something officially.
26. For your awareness Share information for awareness.
27. In case it’s helpful Offer helpful information.
28. In case you missed it Point out overlooked information.
29. In case you’re wondering Anticipate a question.
30. In particular, note Direct attention to a specific point.
31. In this regard, note Highlight a related point.
32. It may be helpful to note Suggest noting for clarity.
33. It must be noted Stress a crucial point.
34. It should be noted Formally state for the record.
35. It’s crucial to note Emphasize a critical detail.
36. It’s essential to note Emphasize an essential point.
37. It’s important to note Signal importance of the point.
38. It’s useful to note Point out useful information.
39. It’s worth noting Highlight a noteworthy point.
40. Just a heads-up Casual advance warning.
41. Just a reminder Casual reminder introduction.
42. Just so you know Casually inform the reader.
43. Just so you’re aware Casually raise awareness.
44. Just to be clear Clarify an important point.
45. Just to remind you Casually remind the reader.
46. Keep in mind Remember this point.
47. Keep this in mind Remember this point going forward.
48. Kindly be aware Politely alert the reader.
49. Kindly note Politely highlight information.
50. Let it be known Make this information clear to all.
51. Let me emphasize Stress the importance of this point.
52. Let me point out Direct attention to an important detail.
53. Make a note Write down or remember this.
54. Make note Record or remember this.
55. Mark this down Record this information for later.
56. Mind that Be aware of this detail.
57. Needless to say This point should be obvious.
58. Note in particular Pay special attention to this point.
59. Note that Introduce an important detail.
60. Note, however, that Introduce an important contrast.
61. On that note Link to a related point.
62. One thing to note Here is an important detail.
63. Please be advised that Formally alert to a detail.
64. Please be aware Politely draw attention to something.
65. Please be mindful that Politely highlight a consideration.
66. Please bear in mind Politely ask to remember.
67. Please consider Ask the reader to think about.
68. Please keep in mind Ask the reader to consider this.
69. Please pay attention Ask the reader to focus.
70. Please pay close attention Ask for close focus.
71. Please read carefully Ask careful reading.
72. Please read the following Ask the reader to read next.
73. Please remember Prompt the reader to keep in mind.
74. Please review Ask the reader to look over.
75. Please see below Direct the reader downward.
76. Please take care to note Ask careful attention.
77. Please take into account Ask the reader to consider.
78. Please take note Ask the reader to notice.
79. Please understand Ask the reader to recognize.
80. So there’s no confusion Prevent misunderstanding.
81. So we’re on the same page Ensure shared understanding.
82. So you have the context Provide context for understanding.
83. So you know Casually provide information.
84. So you’re aware Casually alert the reader.
85. Take careful note Pay close attention.
86. Take note Notice this information.
87. Take special note Pay particular attention.
88. To avoid any confusion Prevent any misunderstanding.
89. To avoid confusion Prevent misunderstanding.
90. To be clear Clarify what follows.
91. To clarify Introduce clarification.
92. To ensure clarity Make the message clear.
93. To make it clear State something clearly.
94. To recap Summarize a key point.
95. To reiterate Restate for emphasis.
96. To summarize Briefly restate main point.
97. Underline this point Treat this as especially important.
98. Worth highlighting Important enough to call out.
99. Worth mentioning Relevant and important to say.
100. You should know that This is important for you to know.
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