Definition: simple past and past participle of look
Synonyms:
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Number of sentences found for the keyword 'looked': 15
1. The special effect looked real.
2. Her eyes looked dead from exhaustion.
3. He looked at the bottom of the page.
4. She wore her raincoat because it looked like it might storm.
5. He looked at his wristwatch to check the time.
6. The blue sky looked clear and calm.
7. She looked unwilling but nodded politely.
8. The image looked blurry at higher magnification.
9. The child looked at her parents with complete trust.
10. He looked across the field.
11. They looked at the machine curiously.
12. The animal looked dangerous.
13. She looked across the sea with wonder.
14. The mountains looked beautiful in the distance.
15. The bride looked beautiful in her gown.
1. The special effect looked real.
2. Her eyes looked dead from exhaustion.
3. He looked at the bottom of the page.
4. She wore her raincoat because it looked like it might storm.
5. He looked at his wristwatch to check the time.
6. The blue sky looked clear and calm.
7. She looked unwilling but nodded politely.
8. The image looked blurry at higher magnification.
9. The child looked at her parents with complete trust.
10. He looked across the field.
11. They looked at the machine curiously.
12. The animal looked dangerous.
13. She looked across the sea with wonder.
14. The mountains looked beautiful in the distance.
15. The bride looked beautiful in her gown.
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