TO TAKE A CLOSER LOOK

Definition: To examine something more carefully or thoroughly in order to gain a better understanding or insight.

Synonyms: Examine Closely, Inspect Closely, Analyze Closely, Study Closely, Review Closely

Usage Examples in Sentences

Sarah decided to take a closer look at the colorful flowers in the garden.

Jake grabbed a magnifying glass to take a closer look at the tiny insect crawling on the leaf.

Maria used a telescope to take a closer look at the bright stars in the night sky.

During the science experiment, the students were eager to take a closer look at the chemical reactions.

The children gathered around the map to take a closer look at the different countries and their flags.

Lucy knelt down to take a closer look at the fascinating patterns on the seashells at the beach.

She decided to take a closer look at the ancient artifact to decipher its mysterious symbols.

The biologist used a microscope to take a closer look at the tiny organisms living in the pond water.

The journalist wanted to take a closer look at the issue by interviewing people from different perspectives.

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To solve the puzzle, he had to take a closer look at each piece and its position.

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To take a closer look, scientists used advanced imaging techniques to study the intricate details of the specimen.

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In order to gain a better understanding, the scientist decided to take a closer look at the data.

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The detective urged his team to take a closer look at the crime scene for any overlooked clues.

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To take a closer look, she zoomed in on the microscopic organisms under the microscope.

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The chef invited the food critics to take a closer look at the ingredients used in the signature dish.