outlooks
SayOWT-luuks/ˈaʊtˌlʊks/
- 1Plural of outlook.
Economic outlooks for the coming year remain cautiously optimistic.
Their political outlooks shaped how each of them read the morning news.
Note
A regular plural that does not reach every sense of its noun. It covers lookout points, the views they command, attitudes, and forecasts for the future. The Hong Kong colloquial use meaning 'look' or 'appearance' has no plural, so it never appears as outlooks. The same spelling can also be the third-person singular of the archaic, literary verb outlook, 'to face outward.'
outlooks is a form of outlook
outlook, noun: A prediction or set of expectations about how things will develop in the future. Full entry
- Forms
- outlookoutlooks plural
- Spelling
- outlook → outlooks: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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