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to pretend not to see―take no notice of a person―wink at a fault―connive at an offence

to make a person pretend to have not seen something in spite of his/her having been a witness

the action of pretending not to see something or someone

the action of turning and looking behind one

an act of looking back or behind oneself

to appearance to be in a certain condition

to turn toward something and then look at it

to allure someone to look at one, called stolen glance

to glance back at something

to pretend not to see something that one has actually seen

to look about with care

to turn around and look back

to fail to recognize someone or something that one sees

to hold anything to the light

to pretend not to see

make clearly visible

the act of taking precautions by patrolling

to hold up anything to the light

to see anything with a favourable eye―view anything in a favourable light

to secretly look at something

see or watch

the act of looking at something with downcast eyes

make oneself visible

to judge by appearance

to turn one's head back to look at something

the action of feigning restraint

to see through misleading or false appearances

the act of pretending to be kind

a sidelong glance

to peep through a crack