Overlooked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OVERLOOKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• OVERLOOK, to fail to notice
• ignore or disregard (something, especially a fault or offence)
• pass over (someone) in favour of another
• have a view of from above
• (of a place) be open to view and so lack privacy
• supervise
• bewitch with the evil eye
• fail to notice
NOUN:
• a commanding position or view
ADJECTIVE:
• not taken into account

Words related to OVERLOOKED

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How to use OVERLOOKED in a sentence

• But the excitement was short-lived owing to a circumstance which the wind had overlooked.
• The poem had been first read to her by her brother, and she was surprised to discover how she had overlooked its beauties on that occasion.
• This facility of production is too remarkable to be overlooked.
• In the first edition of 1605 there was another instance in the same chapter, which Cervantes corrected in the edition of 1608, but overlooked the other two.
• The historic view is one of much importance, and is likely to be overlooked by the poets and novelists.
• The danger from the warriors, which he had forgotten or overlooked in his hunger, returned in acute form to his mind.
• The cause of it has been largely overlooked, and therefore the remedies so often advocated have proved futile.
• A glance was enough to show him that no second drawer had been overlooked.
• At the extremity of this course they overlooked a most beautiful plain, where were infinitely more buffaloe than we had ever before seen at a single view.
• He was especially of this opinion since the Board of Home Missions had overlooked the matter of forwarding his quarterly salary on time.
• She acknowledged the introduction and thereafter politely overlooked MacRae.
• Continuing the ascent, he got clear of the trees, and stood on the grassy top of a broad cliff which overlooked the sea.
• I overlooked the same fact, but it gave me no trouble whatever.
• An altar in a little chapel has a beautiful shallow relief which should not be overlooked.
• From the summit of the first range we overlooked a wild, glorious landscape.
• Anything in the shape of defensive works which Nature had overlooked, the Austrians provided.
• All these faults should be for a time overlooked, and afterwards censured with gentleness and candour.
• There, overlooked in some way, a small body of Italian troops was engaged silently with a larger number of Austrians and the Italians were getting the worst of the encounter.
• There is a lesson in the foregoing that I do not want overlooked.
• He found Asako in a room which overlooked the garden where he had been received on former occasions.
• I told one of the boys to stay and look out for the horses, and I and the other two would go back and see if any of the horses had been overlooked in our hurry.
• In calling itself the Society for Pure English it was not overlooked that the word Pure might carry a wrong suggestion.
• I feel sure that you will find with each reading that there are many points that you over-looked before.
• XII INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS One point here must not be overlooked.

Similar words containing OVERLOOK without suffix ed

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