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watch
noun as in clock worn on body
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Strong matches
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noun as in lookout
Strong matches
alertness, attention, awareness, duty, eye, guard, hawk, heed, inspection, notice, observance, observation, patrol, picket, scrutiny, sentinel, sentry, supervision, surveillance, tab, tout, vigil, vigilance, watchfulness
Weak matches
verb as in look at
Strongest matches
attend, check out, examine, follow, listen, look, observe, regard, scan, scrutinize, see, stare, view, wait
Strong matches
case, concentrate, contemplate, eye, eyeball, focus, gaze, inspect, mark, mind, note, peer, pipe, rubberneck, scope, spy
Weak matches
eagle eye, get a load of, give the once-over, have a look-see, keep tabs on, pay attention, take a gander, take in, take notice
verb as in look after; guard
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mind, oversee, patrol, police, superintend, tend, watch over
Example Sentences
The Dons fan was driven by a chauffeur to watch three games at Hampden, as well as a home match.
The Scottish Conservatives accused him of having a "jolly to watch the football" at taxpayers' expense.
Israel has committed war crimes and crimes against humanity by deliberately causing the mass displacement of Palestinians in Gaza, a report by Human Rights Watch says.
Drake Maye is a guy to watch, and the Patriots have won two of their last three.
"I am only young, there will be new programmes for me to watch, but I worry about the older generation who depend on the familiarity of the show," said Ms Ashby.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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