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past tense form of look.
past participle of look.

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looked

VERB

examine visually

Synonyms

STRONGEST

consider glance notice peer read see stare study view watch

STRONG

admire attend behold beware contemplate eye flash focus gape gawk gaze glower goggle heed inspect mark mind note observe ogle peep regard rubberneck scan scout scrutinize spot spy survey tend

WEAK

feast one's eyes get a load of pore over take a gander take in the sights

Antonyms

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forget ignore neglect overlook

STRONG

disregard look away scorn

WEAK

avoid dodge miss

VERB

appear, seem to be

Synonyms

STRONGEST

express show sound

STRONG

display evidence exhibit indicate manifest present resemble

WEAK

look like make clear strike as

Antonyms

STRONG

conceal contradict cover hide withhold

WEAK

avoid disregard dodge ignore miss overlook

VERB

expect, anticipate

Synonyms

STRONGEST

hope search seek

STRONG

await divine forecast foretell hunt

WEAK

count on reckon on

Antonyms

STRONGEST

find

WEAK

avoid disregard dodge ignore miss overlook

VERB

face

Synonyms

STRONG

front overlook

WEAK

front on give onto

Antonyms

WEAK

avoid disregard dodge ignore miss

Example Sentences

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But when the Arab Spring protests broke out a few years later, Dubai benefited, as investors looked for a haven.

From The Wall Street Journal • Jul. 2, 2026

For Grant, the Square Mile is its own character in the American story, and it offers an illuminating window into how a young US might have looked at a turning point in history.

From BBC • Jul. 1, 2026

For a moment there, it looked like he would be proven wrong.

From Barron's • Jul. 1, 2026

But more recently, the strategy has looked like a smart play for investors.

From MarketWatch • Jul. 1, 2026

His real name was Herman Sluring; Pickwick was the name Betsie and I used between ourselves because he looked so incredibly like the illustrator’s drawing in our copy of Dickens.

From "The Hiding Place" by Corrie ten Boom