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Examples of lookout in a Sentence
The troops posted a lookout for the night.
The mountain road had several lookouts where you could enjoy the view.
Recent Examples of lookout from the Web
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And coach Mike Zimmer is always on the lookout for cornerbacks regardless of circumstances.
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Police asked the public to be on the lookout for the Mazda, license plate 7WRA903.
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Also be on the lookout for a strong outing from Ed Carpenter Racing.
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With Thibaut Courtois continuously being linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge, the Blues have been on the lookout for possible long-term replacements and have sent scouts to watch Ozer in action for Turkish second division side Altinordu.
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The Houston area was on the lookout for severe weather overnight as a quick-moving storm rolled through the area, bringing chances of high winds, hail and an isolated tornado.
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Here’s your nationwide traffic advisory for this week: Drivers should be on the lookout for one glossy-haired 46-year-old roaming the highways to promote his new album America.
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Sailing and boating groups used radios and social media to get out the word and ask fellow mariners to be on the lookout for the vessel.
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So be on the lookout for more talent to join the team—perhaps Mark Ruffalo and Jeff Goldblum are free?
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First Known Use of lookout
1662
look out
Definition of look out
: to take care or concern oneself
—used with for
- looking out for number one
First Known Use of look out
1752
LOOKOUT Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of lookout for English Language Learners
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: a person who watches an area and warns others if there is danger
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: a high place or structure from which you can see a wide area
LOOKOUT Defined for Kids
Definition of lookout for Students
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: a careful watch for something expected or feared
- Be on the lookout for trouble.
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: a high place from which a wide view is possible
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: a person who keeps watch
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