(usually used in plural form "looks") Opposite of a person's attractiveness
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Opposite of to direct one's gaze
“Trying to remain inconspicuous, she would avert any passersby as she walked through the city.”
(look at) Opposite of to inspect or analyze
“Do not overlook the information contained in these reports.”
(look over) Opposite of to have a view in a specified direction, typically from above
“The tall building in front of our apartment would obscure and ruin the view of Central Park.”
(look to or look at) Opposite of to hope for, or aspire to, a goal or dream
“Despite their flagging market position, they would refuse to improve their product in any way.”
(look for) Opposite of to search for something that has been misplaced
“I need to make sure I don't misplace my homework.”
Opposite of to hope for, or aspire to, a goal or dream
Opposite of to look at quickly or furtively
Opposite of to state or make known
Opposite of to search determinedly for someone or something
Opposite of to search blindly or uncertainly by feeling with the hands
Opposite of to look steadily and intently
“Any time anything entered my peripheral vision, I would flinch.”
Opposite of to outwardly look or be perceived as
Opposite of to hunt or search for in a place or area
(appear to be) Opposite of to outwardly look or be perceived as
“Although they play many serious roles, they are comedians at heart.”
Opposite of to fix one's gaze on something or someone
“We could not help but look away from the wreck that was before us.”
Opposite of to browse or peruse reading material
Opposite of to be a portent of a particular outcome
“Long timelines rarely favor the budget and generally discourage a favorable outcome.”
Opposite of to search or rummage through
Opposite of to attend an event as a spectator
Opposite of to glare or stare angrily at
Opposite of to show a preference for
Opposite of the act of directing one's gaze towards something or someone
“The beautiful snow-capped mountains around us were beautiful, but we were preoccupied and only had disregard for them.”
(usually used in plural form "looks") Opposite of a person's attractiveness
“Despite wanting to be judged on his inner beauty, Fabio could never imagine having an ounce of unattractiveness in his physical being.”
Opposite of a brief or hurried look
Opposite of a quick, furtive or casual look
“Caroline merely tucked a curl behind her ear and withered him with a stare she had studied from Margaret Thatcher until he wilted completely.”
Opposite of a particular appearance or quality
“As a whole, it looked gaudy and harsh on the eyes.”
Opposite of the way that someone or something looks
Opposite of a look on someone's face that conveys a particular emotion
“The deadpan is key to Wright's comedic routine.”
Opposite of a popular or the latest style of clothing, hair, decoration, or behavior
Opposite of an impression of a quality or manner given by someone or something
“Too often, especially in qualitative proposals, there is an absence of logic regarding sampling.”
Opposite of an appearance or form of behavior assumed by a person to conceal their genuine feelings
“I might have been looking at my reflection in a crystal clear pool and seeing the reality of my being.”
Opposite of a steady, intent look
“She reacted with a sudden intake of breath, a lurch of her heart, and a blinking of her eyes.”
Opposite of a mood brought upon by one's surroundings
“There was nothingness in this space, bar a lonely man and his thoughts.”
Opposite of a period or act of reading something
“As she got older, you could observe a drift in her writing towards more serious subjects.”
Opposite of a distant view or prospect, especially one seen through some opening
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