Greek and Latin Roots: "spec"

To look carefully at all possibilities before acting; to be cautious or aware of consequences.

• inspect

• circumspect

• perspective

• speculate

To look at carefully in search of flaws.

• circumspect

• inspect

• introspection

• perspective

the act of looking into one's own thoughts and feelings.

• circumspect

• inspect

• introspection

• retrospective

One way of looking at things. A singular viewpoint.

• circumspect

• introspection

• retrospective

• perspective

to look up to someone; to show honor.

• retrospective

• introspection

• speculate

• respect

• spectacle

looking back at past things

• introspection

• circumspect

• perspective

• retrospective

something displayed for the public to see

• respect

• perspective

• spectacle

• spectator

a person who watches something, such as a sporting event

• spectacle

• spectacles

• spectator

• speculate

to look at and think about something from different points of view

• spectator

• spectacle

• introspection

• speculate

Crossing the border into another country might cause border control agents to do this to people and vehicles.

• retrospect

• spectacles

• inspect

• introspection