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Look on as

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Subjective View

Using 'look on as' indicates a personal opinion or belief, not a general fact.

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The teacher looked on as a mentor by some students, but not all.
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Context Matters

The context can change the meaning from positive to negative, so consider the situation carefully.

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In the debate, he was looked on as a skilled opponent.
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Cultural Nuances

Cultural background can influence how someone is 'looked on as' in different societies.

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In her hometown, she was looked on as a pioneer.
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