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Peered through a scope
Answer for the clue "Peered through a scope ", 6 letters:
viewed
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vb. (en-past of: view )
Usage examples of viewed.
In the front of this Memadshakor, is the control panel, or shleetah maksheer, where you viewed the men.
Similar to when she viewed Willson and Stiles, they soon stood in a clear, oval enclosure, hemoom prodoh even near their feet.
But when she looked straight ahead, hundreds of red-lighted vehicles, viewed from their tale ends, and myriads of Christmas decorations in the form of lights, colors, and decorated Christmas trees brightened the view.
Words could not describe it, especially as she viewed it for a second time.
But at the same time, he seemed to cover his eyes more with his right hand, lowering the hand so only his knuckles and fingers could be viewed, but not his eyes.
Still eyeing forward, Trenae nervously viewed the steep walls of the caldera grow smaller, narrower, and rounder, in gradual increments, until the walls reached toward the far southern side of the great, wide canyon, bordered against a black, sun streaked sky.
Several of us, on the High Counsel, have viewed a disturbing image that we have kept from the general public, yet which entreats to be addressed by you.
Only the one outside facing the back yard worked, which viewed me in disguise.
British Government viewed the prospects of drawing off in 1942 at least forty German divisions from the U.
He was deeply anxious about the war situation, and, in the light of the developments of recent months and the heavy responsibilities weighing upon all members of the War Cabinet, he was anxious to know how I viewed the future.
Russian armies a British and presently American air force must be viewed as a long-term policy in our co-operation with Russia and for the defence of the Persian oilfields.
The attitude of the United States Executive and State Department towards Vichy and all its works must be viewed against this background.
They did so, and the pictures of this event cannot be viewed even in the setting of these tragic times without a laugh.
The subject should be viewed by the unclouded intellect, guided by serene faith, in the light of scientific knowledge.
One of the most important passages in Greek literature, in whatever aspect viewed, is composed of the writings of the great Theban lyrist.