Count
Look
Look verb - Have faith or confidence in.
Usage example: Look to your friends for support
How words are described
| human | human count | human look |
| good | good count | good look |
| exact | exact count | exact look |
| better | better count | better look |
| Other adjectives: normal, certain, current, original, single, quick, last, different, previous, overall. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Failing to count your words correctly undercuts the emphasis made by announcing the number of words a character plans to use, and makes the character look slightly more foolish.
Source: Two Words: I Can't Count -
If you count her life starting with her "sister", she's eighteen and Older Than They Look; if, like Black Jack, you count her life from when she was removed, she's less than a year.
Source: Younger Than They Look -
May or may not count though as Gyro and Johnny are their alternate universe incarnations, but look and act very different.
Source: Screw Yourself
Cite this Source
Look and Count. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 15, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/count/look
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