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- noun Plural form of
onlooker .
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Examples
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The fog of diplomacy at Wednesday's EU-China Summit distracted onlookers from the critical issue facing Europe's future competitiveness: its ability to remain a global power in innovation.
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The positive response from the onlookers is the game.
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Among the onlookers was a bright - eyed, weazened little man who attached himself to the chief and engaged him in conversation.
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All round the arena wherein the two great peoples defy each other the nations wait anxiously for the delivery of the first stroke that shall give the signal for wrath and woe; and, strangely, no one can tell which of the onlookers is the more fervent professor of our
The Ethics of Drink and Other Social Questions Joints In Our Social Armour
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Towering above the onlookers was the frame of what will be the 1,776-foot One World Trade Center, the project's signature building.
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Among the onlookers is a little girl who screams when she sees blood on the cobblestones and we follow her gaze to find one of the cardinals dead.
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Kelly Crow Call it a case of art-fair trompe l'oeil: cardboard images of "onlookers" are arranged throughout Jon Kessler
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There would still be "onlookers" to be cleared from the path.
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They were barely a yard from each other, and their position was directly beneath the floor of the box which the "onlookers" had occupied.
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The man had swept round the hall, and he and his partner were lost under the balcony beneath the box in which the "onlookers" were sitting.
dario commented on the word onlookers
people who're staring at sth
April 28, 2010