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Meanings of casual onlooker in English

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Usage of casual onlooker in English
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To the casual onlooker, it seemed just a patch of underbrush.
Kit of Greenacre Farm
2
A casual onlooker would have said there was no one to notice the gesture.
Alien: Covenant
3
Indeed, to the casual onlooker it all passed for merit.
The Guardian
4
To the casual onlooker, it seemed Vinny Fitzpatrick's mind was elsewhere, which it was.
The Irish Times
5
To the casual onlooker a day's horse-racing has the appearance of a day's holiday.
The Pleasures of Ignorance
6
The casual onlooker is supposed to infer that such investment in New Zealand is bad, in and of itself.
Radio NZ
7
The history of the past five days, while illuminating and diverting, could not be calculated to inspire the casual onlooker with religious awe.
McClure's Magazine, Vol. 31, No. 1, May 1908
8
Football reflects life, and perhaps that is why it is so endearing to fans the world over, and to even the casual onlooker.
The Irish Times
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Casey's slip from golfing grace has been a source of bemusement to casual onlookers.
The Guardian
10
The crowd was thicker; even those he had thought only casual onlookers had pressed closer to join the others.
Heart of oak
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That will be enough for most casual onlookers, but Robin McGehee, executive director of GetEQUAL has never been one of those.
The Guardian
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Welcome to the lion's den However, loyal viewers and casual onlookers were given an absolute gift when they tuned in for Steve's latest adventure.
The South African
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