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Topic : Re: Different ways to say "I looked"? I find myself overusing phrases like "his eyes flickered to (object/person)" and "he shifted his gaze to (object/person)". I use the words 'eyes' and 'gaze' - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: Different ways to say "I looked"? I find myself overusing phrases like "his eyes flickered to (object/person)" and "he shifted his gaze to (object/person)". I use the words 'eyes' and 'gaze'

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You can consider some of the following:

Noticed
Observed
Caught my eye
Eyed
Piqued my interest

Hope that helps.

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