verb

regard

to regard, to consider, to look at

He is widely regarded as the best player.

He is widely regarded as the best player.

She regarded him with a mixture of curiosity and pity.

She regarded him with a mixture of curiosity and pity.

((sb./sth.)) ((as sth.)) to consider or think of (sb./sth.) in a specified way. He is widely regarded as the best player.

((sb./sth.)) ((with sth.)) to look at (sb./sth.) in a particular way. She regarded him with curiosity.

Synonyms: consider, view, see, deem

From Old French 'regarder' meaning 'to look at, take notice of', from 're-' (intensive prefix) + 'garder' (to look, keep).

To 'guard' something with your eyes is to 'regard' it.

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