looked over
Gave a once-over
To look over something is to examine or review it, typically with a quick or casual inspection rather than deep study: I looked over the contract before signing.
The phrase implies checking for problems or getting a general sense rather than thorough analysis.
To look someone over is to size them up visually.
Determined worth or quality
- assessedDetermined value or quality
- appraisedEstimated monetary worth
- analyzedStudied methodically for meaning
- critiquedFormally assessed strengths, weaknesses
proofread · edited · revised · audited · vetted · checked · inspected · studied
Looked momentarily
- peeredLooked with effort
- scannedRead electronically
- surveyedExamined systematically
- skimmedRead superficially
browsed · eyed · glimpsed · spotted · noticed · observed · viewed · watched
Directed and monitored
- monitoredObserved systematically over time
- watchedSaw with attention
- managedOversaw or coped
- directedGave guidance or orders
administered · coordinated · handled · ran · headed · presided · governed · shepherded
evaluated
Determined worth or quality
- assessedDetermined value or quality
- appraisedEstimated monetary worth
- analyzedStudied methodically for meaning
critiqued · proofread · edited · revised · audited · vetted · checked · inspected · studied · perused
glanced
Looked momentarily
skimmed · browsed · eyed · glimpsed · spotted · noticed · observed · viewed · watched · regarded
oversaw
Directed and monitored
directed · administered · coordinated · handled · ran · headed · presided · governed · shepherded · guided
looked overscrutinized
Examined in close detail
analyzed · pored over · investigated · studied · dissected
looked overignored
Purposely not noticed
overlooked · disregarded · neglected · missed · skipped
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