overlook
o
ˌoʊ
ow
ver
vər
vēr
look
ˈlʊk
look
British pronunciation
/ˌəʊvəˈlʊk/

Definition & Meaning of "overlook"in English

to overlook
01

to not notice or see something

Transitive: to overlook sth
to overlook definition and meaning
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Examples
In her haste, she might overlook the important details in the document.
02

(of a building) to have a view of something, particularly from above

Transitive: to overlook an area
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Examples
The hotel room overlooked the beach, providing a stunning ocean view.
03

to observe or supervise someone or something

Transitive: to overlook sb/sth
example
Examples
The teacher overlooked the students during their exam to ensure no one cheated.
04

to gaze or survey from a higher position, typically looking down at a lower area or scene

Transitive: to overlook a scene
example
Examples
From the rooftop, she could overlook the entire city, seeing the streets spread out beneath her.
Overlook
01

a high place or elevated position that provides a broad or scenic view of the surrounding area

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The hikers stopped at a mountain overlook to take photos.
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