looked out (for) (Meaning)
looked out (for)
a matter of care or concern, to take care or concern oneself, outlook sense 1b, an elevated place or structure affording a wide view for observation, a person who keeps watch, a careful looking or watching, a high place or structure from which a wide view is possible, one engaged in keeping watch, view, outlook
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looked out (for) Sentence Examples
- I looked out the window to catch a glimpse of the approaching storm.
- The child looked out for the school bus, eager to start their day.
- Concerned parents looked out for their lost toddler in the crowded park.
- As the sun began to set, I looked out over the horizon, admiring the vibrant colors.
- The pilot looked out for signs of turbulence as they navigated through the storm.
- The lifeguard looked out over the beach, scanning for swimmers in distress.
- The doctor looked out for symptoms of the rare disease during the patient's examination.
- The businessman looked out for potential investors at the trade show.
- The teacher looked out for any signs of disruption or distraction in the classroom.
- I looked out for my friend at the airport, hoping to spot them amidst the arriving crowd.
FAQs About the word looked out (for)
a matter of care or concern, to take care or concern oneself, outlook sense 1b, an elevated place or structure affording a wide view for observation, a person w
kept one's eyes peeled for, guarded (against),watched out (for), noticed, minded, wared, was on the lookout for, noted, attended, marked
overlooked, missed,ignored,discounted, disregarded,
I looked out the window to catch a glimpse of the approaching storm.
The child looked out for the school bus, eager to start their day.
Concerned parents looked out for their lost toddler in the crowded park.
As the sun began to set, I looked out over the horizon, admiring the vibrant colors.
