In the definition of "look on", what does it mean by "stated way"?

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I look on theh definition of "look on" (somebody) and I get:
to consider or think of someone or something in a stated way
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https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/look-on-upon
What is stated way?
i have 2 definition:
1)fixed, settled
and
2) said, expressed verbally or in writing,
What is the correct definition of stated way in the bold sentence?
 
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2) said, expressed verbally or in writing
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i.e., the stated way in the example sentence from your link is "as a daughter"
 

1. What is the definition of "look on"?

The definition of "look on" is to observe or view something in a particular way, often with a specific purpose or intention.

2. What does it mean by "stated way" in the definition of "look on"?

In this context, "stated way" refers to the specific method or approach in which something is observed or viewed.

3. Can you provide an example of "look on" being used in a sentence?

Sure, an example sentence using "look on" could be: "She looked on with concern as the situation unfolded."

4. Is "look on" a commonly used phrase in everyday language?

Yes, "look on" is a commonly used phrase in everyday language, often used in a figurative sense to describe how someone is observing or viewing a situation or event.

5. Are there any other meanings or connotations of "look on"?

Yes, "look on" can also mean to have a certain attitude or opinion towards something, such as "to look on the bright side" or "to look on with disapproval."

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