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Jun 19, 2007. #2. Hi Vitara, To me to search for is much stronger than to look for. If I have misplaced my eyeglasses I will look for them. If I don’t find them soon I will start to search for them. I would use looking in both of your examples. I hope this is helpful,

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Synonyms of looking for – Merriam-Webster
Synonyms for LOOKING FOR: pursuing, seeking, shopping (for), searching (for or out), chasing (down), foraging (for), casting about (for), looking up; Antonyms of …

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Search vs. Search For vs. Search Of – Difference Explained
Similarly, the phrase Search of precedes a mention of the place in which you’re searching. Search for, however, precedes the object you’re searching for. Thus, search for has a different meaning than search and search of. The former refers to what you’re looking for when you talk about a search, and the …

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To search for something versus to look for something: are these …
Look for is the standard verb (in this case, phrasal verb), meaning to try to find. Search means: 1) to look for extensively. Ex. I searched the whole house high and low, but couldn’t find my passport. 2) to try to find on the internet (search the internet is a collocation, meaning a common word combination).

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Difference between search of and search for – usage
16. The first sentence, using in search of, is the correct one. in search of is an idiomatic phrase, equivalent to searching for. These mean the same thing: I am in search of a good pair of shoes. I am searching for a good pair of shoes. in search for is not strictly correct English; there should be an article (a or the) before …

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Search Definition & Meaning – Merriam-Webster
search: [verb] to look into or over carefully or thoroughly in an effort to find or discover something: such as. to examine in seeking something. to look through or explore by inspecting possible places of concealment or investigating suspicious circumstances. to examine for articles concealed on the person. to look at as if to discover or …

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Looking for – Definition, Meaning & Synonyms | Vocabulary.com
Il y a 1 jourlooking for: 1 n the act of searching visually Synonyms: looking Type of: hunt , hunting , search the activity of looking thoroughly in order to find something or someone

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Synonyms of look for – Merriam-Webster
Synonyms for LOOK FOR: pursue, seek, search (for or out), look up, chase (down), shop (for), forage (for), cast about (for); Antonyms of LOOK FOR: lose, ignore, hide …

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What is the fundamental difference between ‘search’ and ‘seek’?
Search may indicate the act of looking for a lost object or for an object presumed to exist: navigators searching for a western route to the Est Indies. The word may also apply to mere activity without clearly stated goals: young people searching for a cause that would give meaning to their lives. … lesoutrali bot