Unknowingly.
Wasted away after being lost at sea for a month, she looked _____.
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I think you mean scornfully, which means disdainfully. She looked scornfully at him, then turned and left.
Palpable
glance, peek
Unknowingly.
The word you are looking for is "ignorance." It refers to the lack of knowledge or information about something intentionally or unknowingly.
Observed Ogled Gawked Gazed Glanced Inspected Noticed Peered Saw: the past tense of see. Scouted Searched Seek Seen Spotted Stared Viewed Watched
The word "haughtily" is an adverb in this phrase, modifying the verb "looked." It describes how Ms. Minton looked at him.
The word "stretchable" means "capable of being stretched out."
unknowingly unassuming unconscious unaccessible
Being unable to be happy means being Miserable
There are four syllables. Un-know-ing-ly.
The word conspiratorially means something that is characteristic of a conspiracy or conspirator. A sentence is: "He looked at his plan conspiratorially and laughed."
You all will have looked under this is the English equivalent of 'sub hoc tuti eritis'. In the word by word translation, the preposition 'sub' means 'under'. The demonstrative pronoun 'hoc' means 'this'. The past participle 'tuti' of the verb 'tuere means 'to look at'. The auxiliary 'eritis' means '[you all] will be'. Together 'tuti eritis' means '[you all] will have looked'.
Trip? Trek? Tour? Rove? I am not sure, but these are what I looked up so...