Pronunciation: /ɑnˌlʊkər/
noun a person who watches an event or situation without taking part in it
A1 The onlooker watched the street performer with wide eyes.
A2 As an onlooker, she observed the heated argument from a safe distance.
B1 The onlooker couldn't help but feel a sense of curiosity as he watched the crime scene unfold.
B2 The onlooker was drawn into the intense atmosphere of the protest, despite trying to remain impartial.
C1 The onlooker's keen observations and insights added depth to the investigation.
C2 The onlooker's presence at the trial provided a valuable perspective for the jury to consider.
formal The onlooker observed the experiment with great interest.
informal The onlooker couldn't help but stare at the commotion.
slang The onlooker was totally checking out the new car.
figurative The onlooker's eyes were like magnets, drawn to the spectacle before them.
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