Look at and Visit

Look at

Look at verb - Look at carefully; study mentally.

Visit and look at are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Visit" instead a verb "Look at".

Visit

Visit verb - To make a social call upon.

Look at and visit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Look at" instead a verb "Visit".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Another version had the condition that she be allowed to be alone, locking herself in her room, every Saturday or Sunday till noon, and the knight would never try to look at or visit her then.
  • Video Game / Shadow Of The Comet One example is triggered when you visit/look at the grave (you will get one of two variations which seem to change from game to game) and Parker's voice sounds shaky and slightly choked, with some anger creeping in as he is finishing the line.Parker: Good Grief, it's poor Jugg's grave.
  • Alien Geometries Unfortunately for humans who might visit, it exists in more dimensions than they can perceive and so is unhealthy to look at for extended periods of time.
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