look down

Synonyms for look down

verb have a view of something

verb. have a view of something

verb. have a view of something

verb. rise above

verb. rise above

type of sea fish, 1882, from look (v.) + down (adv.). So called from facial structure.

To be able to look down where he looked up—what was it but superiority?

We could look down among the timbers the same as if the vessel were on the stocks.

In these days, there are too many who look down on hand-craft.

Him up there, all time walk where him can look down, mebbyso see you, mebbyso shootum.

Man cannot aspire if he look down; if he will rise, he must look up.

What phantom of the brain did he pursue; and why did he look down so constantly?

You are above all this, and can look down at it as dross, and I like you for that also.

There was a balcony from which you could look down on the dancers as from the gallery of a playhouse.

Willy was walking to and fro across the road, not daring to look down.

He put his finger beneath her chin and lifted her head to look down into her face.