observe

• abide by
• adhere
• adopt
• allow
• animadvert
• articulate
• attend
• beam
• behold
• bird-dog
• bless
• catch
• celebrate
• commemorate
• comment
• commentate
• comply
• comply with
• conform
• conjecture
• consecrate
• consider
• contemplate
• daresay
• declare
• dedicate
• descry
• detect
• dig
• discern
• discover
• distinguish
• eagle-eye
• editorialize
• espy
• examine
• express
• eye
• eyeball
• fall in with
• fete
• flash
• follow
• fulfill
• gape
• gawk
• gaze
• get a load of
• get an eyeful of
• glance
• glare
• glimpse
• goggle
• guard
• guess
• hear
• heed
• hold
• honor
• identify
• inspect
• keep
• keep an eye on
• keep to
• lamp
• laud
• lay eyes on
• look
• look at
• look on
• make out
• mark
• memorialize
• mention
• mind
• monitor
• mouth off
• mull
• note
• notice
• obey
• opine
• pay attention to
• peek
• peep
• peer
• perceive
• perform
• pick out
• pick up
• pick up on
• ponder
• praise
• read
• recognize
• reflect
• regard
• remark
• remember
• respect
• revere
• reverence
• rubberneck
• sanctify
• say
• scan
• scrutinize
• see
• set eyes on
• sight
• solemnize
• speak
• speculate
• spot
• spy
• stare
• state
• study
• suppose
• surmise
• survey
• take
• take in
• talk
• tell
• utter
• venerate
• verbalize
• view
• vocalize
• wake
• ward
• watch
• weigh
• weigh in
• wisecrack
• witness

• be quiet
• blink
• blow off
• breach
• break
• buck
• challenge
• combat
• contest
• dare
• defy
• deride
• direct
• discount
• dismiss
• disobey
• disoblige
• dispute
• disregard
• disrespect
• fight
• flout
• forget
• ignore
• infringe
• lead
• miss
• mock
• neglect
• oppose
• overlook
• overpass
• pass by
• pass over
• pooh
• pooh-pooh
• refuse
• renounce
• repudiate
• resist
• scorn
• shrug off
• slight
• snub
• transgress
• tune out
• violate
• wink
• withstand

• verb
  1. To notice or view, especially carefully or with attention to detail.
  2. To follow or obey the custom, practice, or rules (especially of a religion).
  3. To take note of and celebrate (a holiday or similar occurrence).
  4. To comment on something; to make an observation.

• Observe how the colors change as the sunset progresses.
• It's important to observe safety protocols when conducting experiments.
• Let's take a moment to observe the beauty of nature around us.
• Scientists often observe patterns in data to formulate hypotheses.
• Please observe the rules of the museum while you explore the exhibits.

abided by

gazing

wared

• attended
• beheld
• discerned
• heeded
• marked
• minded
• noted
• noticed
• observed
• perceived
• saw
• was on the lookout for
• watched

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