look

Definition for look

noun as in characteristic, stylish appearance

verb as in appear, seem to be

verb as in expect, anticipate

Strongest matches

hope, search, seek

Strong matches

await, divine, forecast, foretell, hunt

Weak matches

count on, reckon on

verb as in face

Strong matches

front, overlook

Weak matches

front on, give onto

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Example Sentences

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Pugh said he checked on his partner, hoping that she hadn’t fallen, but she was already outdoors, looking at the massive flames flickering into the night sky.

After finishing her education as an electrical engineer, Ms Yadav immediately began looking for a job.

From BBC

What's on display is a moving graph which looks a bit like an EEG.

From BBC

It declined to comment on whether it was also looking into the other members of the consortium.

From BBC

Morgan and her cinematographer Nick Matthews make the location fun to look at, with a saturated color palette and clever camera movements.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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