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. Paulette Jordan:

   We are igniting a people who are often overlooked, ignored, and haven't been served for decades, these lands, they deserve representation. Republicans want what I want, they want independence. They want to be left alone. They want to live upon these lands with freedom. They don't want overregulation and the government controlling every aspect of their lives. They want the support they need.

2. Peter Goelz:

   Not doing your preflight checklist for takeoff is a potentially fatal mistake that can not be overlooked.

3. 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.

4. Julie Stralow:

   Salix is a leader in the gastrointestinal market, which is comprised primarily of small-to-mid-sized pharmaceutical competitors, typically Valeant thrives in niches that tend to be overlooked by larger pharmaceutical firms.

5. African American:

   What it means to preserve a landmark in this instance is really about telling overlooked stories embodied in those places -- ones of African American resilience, activism and achievement -- that are fundamental to the nation itself.