What is another word for look at ?

To look on with one's eyes

recognize^US

recognise^UK

give something a once-over

keep a weather eye on

keep under observation

keep tabs on

keep under surveillance

reconnoitre^UK

reconnoiter^US

not take one's eyes off

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“We all look at the sky from time to time, though usually, it is to check the weather.”

Verb

To ogle or stare at someone intently

give someone the come-on

undress someone with one's eyes

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“After such encounters, she would be on edge for the rest of the day, and Tabby would look at her intently as she went about her business.”

Verb

To closely inspect or examine (something)

examine

subject to an examination

reconnoiter^US

reconnoitre^UK

conduct an investigation into

conduct an enquiry into

try to get to the bottom of

give something a once-over

inquire^US

enquire^UK

sift the evidence concerning

prove

do research into

put questions to

go over with a fine-tooth comb

give something a going-over

search the evidence concerning

tap

poke

give something a look-see

conduct an inquiry into

make an observation of

subject to an inspection

summarise^UK

get a bird's-eye view of

chart

graph

plot

gage^US

gauge^UK

summarize^US

memorise^UK

memorize^US

identify

get down to brass tacks

keep under surveillance

leave no stone unturned

put something through its paces

put under a microscope

put through the wringer

give the third degree

meter^US

metre^UK

put through the third degree

put through the mangle

form an opinion of

form an impression of

put the screws to

worm something out of someone

record

conceive

uncover

conduct investigations into

run hands over

set an examination for

give something a whirl

run something up the flagpole

see how it flies

run idea by someone

run it up a flagpole

put someone through their paces

body-search

leave no stone unturned in

go through with a fine-tooth comb

make up one's mind about

carry out an inquest into

request information of

give the third degree to

ask pointed questions

give something a check-up

contrast with

keep track of

put into competition with

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“I'll need you to look at these reports and point out any obvious errors in the data.”

Verb

To feel about or regard something

“The elder is a woman who, depending on how you look at it, is feisty and independent, lonely and misunderstood, or strident and antisocial.”

Verb

beat one's brains out about

To consider or think about (something)

consider the pros and cons of

agonise^UK

turn over in one's mind

think out

worry about

give consideration to

agonize^US

consider as an example

sum up

look at as an example

put on one's thinking cap about

have your head in the clouds

rationalize^US

rationalise^UK

be in cloud cuckoo land

take under advisement

let one's thoughts wander

be preoccupied

be abstracted

indulge in wool-gathering

take into consideration

spend too much time thinking about

be lost in contemplation

entertain the idea of

use one's common sense

conduct research into

take under consideration

stay in the clouds

drift off

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“Take a moment to look at several options before making your decision.”

Verb

To delve into or investigate a topic

be in connection with

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“Our next report will look at retail trends through the lens of analytics.”

Verb

To place something or someone in a particular context

Verb

(refer to) To seek information from a source of information

seek information from

Verb

To make a trip to or visit

take in the sights of

go on an excursion in

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Verb

To hold or write a review of

pummel^US

pummelled^UK

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Verb

To form an opinion or conclusion about

gauge^UK

gage^US

come to the conclusion

hypothesize^US

theorize^US

hypothesise^UK

theorise^UK

recognize^US

be given to understand

categorize^US

recognise^UK

categorise^UK

realize^US

realise^UK

form an impression of

have sneaking suspicion

meter^US

metre^UK

consider the pros and cons of

cypher^UK

cipher^US

be of the opinion that

turn over in one's mind

compartmentalise^UK

demarcate

go over with a fine-tooth comb

rationalize^US

be under the impression

come to the conclusion that

have a sneaking suspicion

put a value on

pick

decide between

make a distinction between

index

tell the difference between

rationalise^UK

put under a microscope

catalogue^UK

make up one's mind about

organize^US

take something on board

draw a distinction between

discern a difference between

visualize^US

visualise^UK

look at as an example

deal with

consider as an example

put two and two together

catalog^US

marshall^US

marshal^UK

organise^UK

include

set forth

read between the lines

generalize^US

have a sneaking suspicion of

catch on to

latch on to

dream up

subscribe to the opinion

generalise^UK

bet one's bottom dollar

signalize^US

make an educated guess

subject to an examination

set an examination for

estimate as

use one's head

take under consideration

take the measurements of

give something a going-over

give something a once-over

signalise^UK

see handwriting on wall

place in juxtaposition

stack up against

confront

measure the differences between

set side by side

match up

measure up

balance the differences between

weigh against

stand the pace

segregate

weigh the differences between

oppose

stand the test

weigh against another

finalize^US

give something a whirl

authorize^US

authorise^UK

finalise^UK

come to a decision about

take under advisement

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