Greek and Latin: spec = see, look

circumspect

• to look at carefully in search of flaws

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

• one way of looking at things

• careful to look at all possibilities before acting; cautious; aware of consequences

inspect

• careful to look at all possibilities before acting; cautious; aware of consequencs

• to look at carefully in search of flaws

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

• something displayed for the public to see

a person who watches something, such as a sporting event

• speculate

• retrospect

• spectator

• speculator

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

• introspection

• inspection

• speculation

• circumspection

respect

• looking back at past events

• to look carefully in search of flaws

• to look up to someone; to honor

• glasses that help someone see better

When you are at the store in the produce section, you might see at least one person picking up an apple, turning it, putting it back down, picking up another apple, turning it, and putting it into his/her basket or bag. This is an example of

• spectacles

• inspecting

• retrospective

• introspection

Fans at the Dodgers game root for their favorite players. Another name for fans is

• spectators

• spectacles

• perspectives

• circumspect

When one is angry about something, it is hard to do this when deciding if the problem was truly someone else's fault.

• introspection

• spectable

• circumspect

• speculate

Images of Harry Potter often show him wearing

• retrospectives

• respect

• perspectives

• spectacles

One of the edicts of Buddhism is to always show your parents

• introspection

• circumspection

• inspections

• respect