Notice
Notice verb - To make note of (something) through the use of one's eyes.
Overlooking is an antonym for notice.
Overlooking
Overlooking adjective - Used of a height or viewpoint.
Notice is an antonym for overlooking in topics: supervise, disregard, make allowances for, have a view of something.
Both words in one sentence
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While passing through the hangars mentioned below in Descent 3: Mercenary, Level 3, you might notice that each hanger has a control room overlooking the docking platform.
Source: Video Game / Descent -
The December 14, 2014 Non Sequitur: Lucy the horse doesn't notice she's on snow skis overlooking a ski jump until the seventh panel reveals this to the reader.
Source: Behind the Black -
And with a dash of Early Installment Weirdness for the sequel show, NCIS, NCIS agents, before the in-show pilot "Ice Queen", were prone to Jurisdiction Friction and overlooking evidence that Harm or other lawyers would notice and solve the case.
Source: Series / JAG
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