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View definitions for overlooked

overlooked

adjective as in missed

Weak match

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Just last year, “Anatomy of a Fall” earned nominations for best picture and original screenplay after being overlooked by France.

Moreover, some subtle lesions of the knee joint may easily be overlooked by radiologists with insufficient experience.

And, she adds, with the contributions to society made by international students often overlooked, while their post-graduate employment options dry up, there’s growing resentment.

From BBC

He not only failed to transmit his ideas but the players were visibly sad, unhappy or overlooked.

From BBC

“The story as a whole, it’s all about getting everybody together and also to find those individuals who might be overlooked.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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