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Meaning of Looked out

To check or observe something outside from a certain place.

In simple words: to watch from a place or check outside

Looked out in a sentence

  • She looked out the window to see if it was raining.
  • He looked out for cars before crossing the street.
  • They looked out from the balcony at the sunset.

How to use Looked out

Use 'looked out' when referring to checking outside or observing from a position. It's neutral, appropriate for both spoken and written contexts.

Grammar pattern

look out + object

Memory hint

Think of looking out of a window to see what's happening outside.

Related words

Collocations with Looked out

  • looked out the window
  • looked out for danger
  • looked out at the view

Synonyms for Looked out

  • observed outside
  • watched
  • peeked
  • glanced

Opposites of Looked out

  • ignored
  • neglected

Common mistakes with Looked out

  • Confusing 'looked out' with 'looked outside'
  • Using 'look out' when referring to something inside
  • 'Looked out' used without specifying what is being looked at

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Frequently asked questions about Looked out

What does Looked out mean?

to watch from a place or check outside

What is the definition of Looked out?

To check or observe something outside from a certain place.

How do you use Looked out in a sentence?

She looked out the window to see if it was raining.

Can you give another example of Looked out?

He looked out for cars before crossing the street.

What are synonyms for Looked out?

Common alternatives include observed outside, watched, peeked, glanced.

What is the opposite of Looked out?

Opposite meanings include ignored, neglected.

What words go with Looked out?

It commonly pairs with looked out the window, looked out for danger, looked out at the view.

What are common mistakes when using Looked out?

Confusing 'looked out' with 'looked outside' Using 'look out' when referring to something inside 'Looked out' used without specifying what is being looked at

How do you pronounce Looked out?

US: //lʊkt aʊt//, UK: //lʊkt aʊt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Looked out?

Use 'looked out' when referring to checking outside or observing from a position. It's neutral, appropriate for both spoken and written contexts.