100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "look down"
Definition
The verb look down means to direct one's gaze downwards, often implying a sense of superiority, disdain, or judgment towards someone or something. It can also refer to physically looking at something lower than one's current position.
Synonyms
- Disdain
- Scorn
- Contempt
- Deride
- Condescend
- Glance down
- Gaze down
- Regard with disdain
Antonyms
- Look up
- Admire
- Respect
- Honor
- Appreciate
- Praise
Examples
- She always looked down on those who didn't have a college degree.
- He would often look down at his shoes when he was nervous.
- The teacher would look down at students who disrupted the class.
- After his promotion, he began to look down on his former colleagues.
- When they arrived at the cliff, they looked down to admire the view.
- I could tell she was going to look down on my outfit.
- He looked down at the ground, avoiding eye contact.
- Many people look down on those who struggle financially.
- As she climbed the ladder, she dared to look down and felt dizzy.
- He couldn't help but look down on the outdated technology.
- She tried not to look down on her friends for their choices.
- The cat looked down from the window ledge, surveying the street below.
- They would look down on anyone who didn't conform to their standards.
- I was afraid to look down while standing on the edge of the roof.
- The manager tends to look down upon employees who take long breaks.
- He looked down at his watch, realizing he was late.
- As they walked through the city, they could not help but look down at the homeless.
- She would often look down her nose at people who disagreed with her.
- The eagle looked down from its perch, scanning for prey.
- After the argument, he felt she would always look down on him.
- She looked down at her phone, distracted from the conversation.
- The queen looked down at her subjects from the balcony.
- He felt it was rude to look down on someone for their beliefs.
- I had to look down to tie my shoelaces.
- The teacher tried to discourage students from looking down on each other.
- She couldn't look down without feeling dizzy.
- He couldn't help but look down at the messy floor.
- They looked down at the city from the observation deck.
- It's important not to look down on those who are different.
- The athlete looked down at his competition, feeling confident.
- She looked down at the notes she had written.
- He would never look down on his friends for needing help.
- From the mountain peak, they looked down at the winding river.
- The boss seemed to look down on anyone who made a mistake.
- When she looked down, she noticed the beautiful flowers.
- He looked down the list of candidates for the job.
- It’s not fair to look down on someone for their past.
- The owl looked down from the branch, observing the ground below.
- She felt ashamed when she realized she had looked down on him.
- The child looked down at the puddle, fascinated by the ripples.
- He tried not to look down on those who chose different paths.
- The tourists looked down at the ancient ruins.
- She would often look down when discussing sensitive topics.
- The dog looked down the stairs, hesitant to follow.
- He always looked down on people who didn't share his interests.
- The view was breathtaking as they looked down from the helicopter.
- She couldn't believe he would look down on his own family.
- They looked down at the map, trying to find their way.
- The judge did not look down on any of the defendants.
- He looked down at his plate, unsure of what to say.
- She often felt others looked down on her for her choices.
- The scientist looked down at the microscope, examining the sample.
- He felt the need to look down on those who didn’t understand his work.
- The students looked down at their textbooks during the exam.
- When they reached the edge of the canyon, they looked down in awe.
- She looked down at the notes, trying to remember her lines.
- It's unkind to look down on someone for asking questions.
- The bird looked down at the ground, searching for food.
- He couldn't help but look down at the messy desk.
- She would look down whenever she felt embarrassed.
- The child looked down at his feet, shyly avoiding eye contact.
- They looked down the hallway, unsure of where to go next.
- He always looked down on people who were late.
- The athlete looked down at his shoes, focusing on the race.
- The soldier looked down at the battlefield, feeling overwhelmed.
- She would never look down on anyone for their appearance.
- The teacher reminded the class not to look down on one another.
- As he climbed higher, he began to look down with trepidation.
- The detective looked down at the evidence on the ground.
- They looked down at the beautiful sunset from the hilltop.
- He tried to avoid looking down at the scales.
- She felt people often looked down on her ambitions.
- The artist looked down at her canvas, contemplating her next stroke.
- He couldn't help but look down on those who didn't take life seriously.
- The child looked down and giggled at the funny faces in the puddle.
- The hiker looked down to check his footing on the rocky path.
- She looked down at her hands, feeling nervous before the speech.
- Many people look down on social media influencers.
- He would look down at anyone who didn’t dress appropriately.
- The librarian looked down at the messy table and sighed.
- From the balcony, they looked down at the bustling street below.
- She didn't want to look down on her teammates for their mistakes.
- The cat looked down at the dog from the safety of the fence.
- He felt compelled to look down on people who were rude.
- They looked down at the waves crashing on the shore.
- She couldn't look down at the ground without feeling dizzy.
- The professor looked down at the paper, correcting the errors.
- He would look down on anyone who didn’t share his views.
- The child looked down at his toy, lost in thought.
- They looked down the alley, unsure if it was safe.
- The politician seemed to look down on the concerns of the public.
- She tried to look down the aisle without being noticed.
- The dancer looked down at her feet, focusing on the steps.
- He looked down at the watch, realizing it was time to go.
- She felt like everyone was looking down on her in that moment.
- The crowd looked down from the bleachers, cheering loudly.
- The artist looked down at his palette, mixing colors.
- He didn’t want to look down on anyone for their choices in life.
- The birds looked down from the tree branches, watching the ground.
- As the plane descended, passengers looked down to see the landscape below.