Overlook
Overlook verb - To look down on.
Release and overlook are semantically related in pardon topic. In some cases you can use "Release" instead a verb "Overlook".
Nearby Words: overlooking, overlooker
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Moral Guardians' attempts to blame the New Media often overlook the fact that it's only our misty watercolor memories that make it seem like murder sprees and school shootings only started happening after the release of Doom.
Source: Murder Simulators -
Dirty Cop: It's indicated that a large amount of the city's police force is on the take and therefore not only overlook Sight's activities, but also release captured criminals as fast as they're captured.
Source: Literature / Two Percent Power
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