overlooking
Pronunciation: [oʊvərˈlʊkɪŋ]
Word
Context: “attention”
(verb) to not notice something or to miss something important. It's like when you're so busy looking at one thing that you forget to see something else that's right there.
Example
She was so focused on her work that she was overlooking the beautiful view outside.
Example
He did not overlook any details in his report; he made sure to include everything.
Example
Are you overlooking any important facts in your homework?
Context: “physical location”
(verb) to have a view from a higher place, so you can see things below. This happens when a house or building is higher up and you can see what’s happening around it.
Example
The hotel room overlooks the ocean and has a great view of the sunset.
Example
Her apartment doesn't overlook the park; it faces the busy street instead.
Example
Which buildings overlook the main square?
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