Care
Care verb - To have an interest or concern for.
Usage example: a teacher who cares what happens to her students long after they leave her classroom
Look out for and care are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Look out for" instead a verb "Care".
Look out for
Look out for verb - To have an interest or concern for.
Usage example: she looks out for number one, and everyone else can go hang
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Synonyms for Look out for
Care and look out for are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Care" instead a verb "Look out for".
Both terms in one sentence
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While they do tend to quarrel and fight each other every now and them, they all really care and look out for one another.
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Man Child: Although they never endorse in any particularly childish behaviour, neither Hidetoshi nor Nanami can be relied on to deal with their children's problems, leaving the older siblings to take care and look out for each other all the time.
Source: Manga / Family Complex -
Ryan doesn't care about his underlings individually because "look out for number one" is his motto, and Lamb takes the "collective good" so far that, to her, one person's life is meaningless.
Source: Video Game / BioShock 2
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