Synonyms for PEEK
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1. peek, peepverb

   a secret look

   Synonyms:
   cheep, peek, peep

2. glance, peek, glintverb

   throw a glance at; take a brief look at

   "She only glanced at the paper"; "I only peeked--I didn't see anything interesting"

   Synonyms:
   glance, gleam, glisten, shine, glitter, peek, glint

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1. peekverb

   Synonyms:
   peep

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1. List of paraphrases for "peek":

   glance, eye, look, look-see, cheat

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How to use PEEK in a sentence?

1. Miriam Piatetsky:

   I was just driving by and I had to stop and take a peek and its still shocking to me.

2. Patsy Stevenson:

   I was the type of person to peek out the windows and see if there’s a domestic [ incident ] going on, let me call the police to sort it out, nowadays, if I was facing some sort of harassment or something in the street, I would n’t go to a police officer.

3. Senator Graham:

   Bob Woodwards peek behind the Trump curtain is 100 % as terrifying as we fearedIn between Trump saying no senator mentioned it and him admitting Senator Graham mentioned it comes this line from Bob Woodward :.

4. Angelea Remorin:

   Me, personally, I peek into the news every now and then, but it's things like ISIS, you know, those big headline things, that I look at on the news, none of my friends have been talking about (the shutdown), and I haven't been keeping up with it.

5. Victor Sedinger:

   Walk around your property [and peek at your neighbors]. If you see anything or any area where water stands, fix it, tip it, get rid of it or maintain it regularly.