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Peer
verb
to look keenly or with difficulty at someone
noun
a person of the same age, status, or ability
Which sentence correctly uses the noun form of the word peer?
verb
to look keenly or with difficulty at someone
noun
a person of the same age, status, or ability
Which sentence correctly uses the noun form of the word peer?
- Jacob peered through the bushes.
- I saw the cat peering around the corner.
- Peer through the gate to see if anyone is home.
- I peered around looking for a peer to talk to.