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looking

[ˈlʊkɪŋ]

looking Definition

  • 1directing one's gaze in a particular direction
  • 2having a specified appearance or aspect

Using looking: Examples

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

  • Example

    She was looking at the beautiful sunset.

  • Example

    He is looking for his lost keys.

  • Example

    The new car is looking great.

  • Example

    The situation is looking grim.

looking Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for looking

Idioms Using looking

  • to watch carefully for something

    Example

    Keep a lookout for any suspicious activity.

  • to look directly at someone without fear or shame

    Example

    If you're telling the truth, you should be able to look me in the eye.

  • to think that someone or something is inferior or not worthy of respect

    Example

    He looks down on people who don't have a college degree.

Phrases with looking

  • good-looking

    physically attractive

    Example

    She is very good-looking.

  • forward-looking

    planning for and thinking about the future

    Example

    The company has a forward-looking strategy.

  • well-looking

    in good health and condition

    Example

    The doctor said that he is well-looking.

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Summary: looking in Brief

The term 'looking' [ˈlʊkɪŋ] refers to directing one's gaze in a particular direction or having a specified appearance or aspect. It can be used to describe physical appearances such as 'good-looking,' or future-oriented planning such as 'forward-looking.' Idioms like 'keep a lookout' and 'look someone in the eye' are also common. 'Looking' can be formalized as 'observing' or 'viewing,' or informally as 'checking out' or 'scoping.'