Entity: LOOK
Look is a versatile word with roots in Old English, encompassing the act of seeing, gazing, or spying. It can also describe appearances or likelihood of events.
LOOK
Etymology
The word 'look' originates from the Old English word 'locian,' meaning 'see, gaze, or spy.'
Definition
Look is the act of directing one's eyes towards something, ensuring or taking care of something, or examining using one's vision.
Historical Context
The term 'look' has been used since Old English times and has evolved to encompass various meanings related to vision and perception.
Cultural Significance
In contemporary culture, 'look' is often used in expressions like 'the look' to convey non-verbal communication between individuals.
Related Concepts
Other related concepts to 'look' include gaze, observe, view, and scrutinize.
See Also
To direct one's eyes towards something, to ensure or take care of something, or to examine using one's vision.