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to overlook
01
to not notice or see something
Transitive: to overlook sth
02
(of a building) to have a view of something, particularly from above
Transitive: to overlook an area
03
leave undone or leave out
04
to observe or supervise someone or something
Transitive: to overlook sb/sth
05
to gaze or survey from a higher position, typically looking down at a lower area or scene
Transitive: to overlook a scene
Overlook
01
a high place affording a good view
overlook
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look
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overlooked
adj
overlooked
adj
Example
In her haste, she might overlook the important details in the document.
The supervisor is currently overlooking minor discrepancies to prioritize urgent matters.
Over the years, she has successfully overlooked non-critical issues to maintain efficiency.
Be cautious not to overlook the signs of wear and tear in equipment maintenance.
It's easy to overlook minor issues when focusing on larger tasks.
