Synonyms for overlooked
over·looked

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1. overlooked, unmarked, unnotedadjective

   not taken into account

   "his retirement was not allowed to go unmarked"

   Synonyms:
   unmarked, unnoted

   Antonyms:
   noticed

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1. unexaminedadverb

   yet to be looked at or processed

   the papers lay unexamined on her desk.

   Submitted by swillber on December 30, 2022  

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1. List of paraphrases for "overlooked":

   neglected, ignored, forgotten, disregarded, underestimated, neglect, omitted

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1. Mickaela Bradford:

   Often, there's not the understanding that trans men are men and that nonbinary people are nonbinary people, and the needs of both of those categories and folks who are capable of pregnancy are often overlooked, so even before Roe v. Wade was overturned, folks were struggling to find reproductive care that was affirming of their gender identities, struggling to find accessible, affordable, safe reproductive care -- particularly folks who are Black, disabled, working class and living in the South.

2. Dick Durbin:

   In the ongoing nationwide debate about the rising cost of college, one of the most basic and direct costs to students is often overlooked: textbooks.

3. Amy Weiss:

   Kids who are at risk need every kind of resource that their families can not afford to get them, underwear is just an overlooked item, and it's super expensive. So, the parents who are struggling financially tend to think,' You can't see the underwear, so it'll be okay.'.

4. Michael Lippert:

   In a hot market like this, you want to find a company that's been overlooked.

5. Mark Herring:

   For too long, we have overlooked the inherent racism of these monuments, and for too long we have allowed the grandeur of the architecture to blind us to the insult of glorifying men for their roles in fighting to perpetuate the inhumanity of slavery.