viewed

[vjuːd]

viewed Definition

• 1. see or watch (something) on television, a computer, or other device
• 2. regard in a particular light or with a particular attitude

Using viewed: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "viewed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I viewed the movie last night.

• Example

  The report can be viewed online.

• Example

  He viewed the situation as an opportunity.

• Example

  She viewed the painting with admiration.

viewed Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for viewed

• watched
• observed
• examined
• seen
• looked at

Antonyms for viewed

• ignored
• overlooked

Phrases with viewed

• view with suspicion

  regard someone or something as potentially dangerous or harmful

  Example

  The police viewed the suspect with suspicion.

• view from the top

  the perspective or outlook from a high place or position of authority

  Example

  As CEO, he had a view from the top of the company's operations.

• in my view

  in my opinion

  Example

  In my view, the company needs to invest more in research and development.

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Summary: viewed in Brief

The verb 'viewed' [vjuːd] means to see or watch something on a screen or device, or to regard something in a particular way. It can be used in phrases like 'view with suspicion' or 'in my view,' which means 'in my opinion.'