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peering

[peer-ing] / ˈpɪər ɪŋ /






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The facade presents a series of rectangular frames, loosely stacked atop one another, as if we were peering into so many open boxes.

From The Wall Street Journal

AI chats can include very personal information, and Private Cloud Compute hides them from peering eyes, including Apple’s.

From Barron's

Woo screams, jumping on Autumn’s shoulder and peering at what Ama is scrawling.

From Literature

A moment later the lid of the barrel was pried off, revealing a circle of blue sky that was instantly eclipsed by a man, peering in.

From Literature

“Which is how I intended to proceed in any case,” she thought, peering above a sea of hats to see where they had stopped, for the omnibus was crowded.

From Literature