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pick up on
verb as in ascertain
verb as in discover
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in distinguish
verb as in ferret out
verb as in listen
Strong matches
verb as in locate
verb as in look out
verb as in note
verb as in notice
verb as in observe
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Weak matches
verb as in remark
verb as in sympathize
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verb as in watch
verb as in witness
Example Sentences
Discussion of the upcoming Los Angeles Olympics was mostly delivered with stilted hamminess from both, with Martin occasionally shoehorning in jokes that Meier did not pick up on.
I don’t know, because I’m not a football fan, but you don’t have to be clued in on the sport to pick up on the ideas “HIM” is getting at right from the jump: the perils of masculinity, the dangers of glorifying violent spectacle, the parallels between hero worship and religion.
“There are absolutely things that you can kind of pick up on and try to use in the future,” Dreyer said.
“The casinos were probably the first ones to pick up on that right before the pandemic,” Chávez said.
The characters may be heroic or eccentric, but they’re heroic or eccentric within a recognized mold, with enough individual personality to make them lovable over a long run, and you can pick up on the interpersonal vibes pretty quickly.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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