look around (to walk around a place in order to see what is there) Let me look around and see what I can find for you. We want you to look around and tell us if anything is missing. envocabulary.com
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think (to have an opinion or idea): What do you think of my boss? I think it’s going to rain tonight. believe (to have an opinion or idea): She strongly believes that it is possible. feel (to have an opinion, especially one based on your feelings rather than on …
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urbane (polite and confident) John was suave and urbane in conversation. He is urbane, direct, and thoughtful. urban (relating to a town or city) Most of the population lives in urban areas. Air pollution poses a great threat to urban life. envocabulary.com
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wring (to twist and squeeze something in order to get the water out of it) Wring the water out of your bathing suit and hang it up. She wrung out a wet jumper and put it on the line to dry. spoken (you say it when you are very angry …
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cast a spell (to charm; to attract strongly) She seems to have cast a spell on him. He does anything she wants. The beautiful beaches of this island cast a spell over visitors. envocabulary.com
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