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onlooker
[on-look-er, awn-]
noun
spectator; observer; witness.
onlooker
/ ˈɒˌʊə /
noun
a person who observes without taking part
Other 51Թ Forms
- ˈDzˌǴǰ쾱Բ adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
County confronting people on the streets — seemingly at random in some cases — and quickly whisking them away, offering no explanation to shocked loved ones and onlookers.
“When gatherings like these are formed, it not only places law enforcement in danger but also the demonstrators and onlookers attempting to impede law enforcement activity.”
On what was a day of jubilant celebrations, the news of a car hitting a crowd of onlookers during Liverpool's Premier League victory parade sent shockwaves across the country.
Looking relaxed in the Ottawa sunshine, the King took part in a tree-planting ceremony, receiving an enthusiastic reception from onlookers, who cheered and crowded round to shake hands with him.
Video showed the ship's three tall masts crumbling as horrified onlookers watched from the shore.
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