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eyeball
noun as in gander
noun as in glance
noun as in glimpse
noun as in view
verb as in ascertain
verb as in assay
verb as in behold
verb as in check
verb as in distinguish
verb as in eye
verb as in face
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in flirt
Strongest match
verb as in gape
verb as in gawk
verb as in gaze
verb as in goggle
verb as in investigate
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verb as in observe
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verb as in ogle
Strongest match
verb as in peer
verb as in regard
verb as in rubberneck
verb as in scrutinize
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Strong matches
verb as in sight
verb as in spy
verb as in stare
verb as in verify
verb as in watch
verb as in witness
Example Sentences
Now conservatives are trying to change that, putting their focus on the unflashy website that gets more eyeballs than the largest U.S. media outlets, making it the latest institution to feel such pressure.
Now conservatives are trying to change that, putting their focus on the unflashy website that gets more eyeballs than the largest U.S. media outlets, the latest institution to feel such pressure.
Monetising those eyeballs has led to online reservation services being offered, with a commission of 10-15 percent paid for each booking.
As any seasoned horror movie fan can attest, few frights are as reliably nauseating as eyeball trauma.
Equally, in the media, people who opine about politics are rewarded for being more extreme and stoking outrage — that's the way to get more eyeballs and, ultimately, more advertising dollars.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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