overlook
/ˌoʊvərˈlʊk/
noun
- A place that provides a good view from above, especially of a natural scene.
- The overlook offers a stunning view of the canyon.
- There is a popular overlook along the hiking trail.
- We stopped at a scenic overlook to take photos of the mountains.
verb
- To fail to notice or see something; to miss or ignore something.
- I accidentally overlooked the email and missed the meeting.
- The teacher overlooked a few spelling mistakes in the essay.
- Don't overlook the small details when planning the party.
- To have a view of something from above; to look down on.
- The castle overlooks the entire valley.
- Our hotel room overlooks the ocean.
- The balcony overlooks the garden.
- To forgive or excuse a mistake or fault; to choose not to punish.
- We can overlook a small error, but not a major one.
- She asked her friend to overlook her rude comment.
- The manager decided to overlook his employee's lateness this time.
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