Verb:

ख़याल करना, चित लगाकर पढ़ना, सोचना,

peruse's Usage Examples:

Together we might peruse some of the more notable entries submitted to that inane contest in case a gem lays molding in the rubble heap of stupid begging missives from fantasying idiots.

Why not peruse our selection of gifts for her.

Let us now peruse the tarnished pages of history.

If you just want to browse, they will be happy to let you peruse the selection without undue pressure or coercion, and they are able to answer any questions about pieces on display or those that may be currently backordered or coming soon.

peruse the shelves on a theme basis.

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They'll maintain a public web site you might peruse occasionally but they'll know nothing of your group or what you're doing.

parcels to able bishops and other learned men, to peruse and collate each the book or books allotted them.

Catch your breath, relax and peruse the cafe's single-estate coffee menu.

The instructions given to them by the emperor were as follows: - they were to procure and peruse all the writings of all the authorized jurists (those who had enjoyed the jus respondendi); were to extract from these writings whatever was of most permanent and substantial value, with power to change the expressions of the author wherever conciseness or clearness would be thereby promoted, or wherever such a change was needed in order to adapt his language to the condition of the law as it stood in Justinian's time; were to avoid repetitions and contradictions by giving only one statement of the law upon each point; were to insert nothing at variance with any provision contained in the Codex constitutionum; and were to distribute the results of their labours into fifty books, subdividing each book into titles, and following generally the order of the Perpetual Edict.2 These directions were carried out with a speed which is surprising when we remember not only that the work was interrupted by the terrible insurrection which broke out in Constantinople in January 532, and which led to the temporary retirement from office of Tribonian, but also that the mass of literature which had to be read through consisted of no less than two thousand treatises, comprising three millions of sentences.

Synonyms:

thumb, leaf, flick, see, flip, riffle, riff, examine,

Antonyms:

respectful, switch off, disengage, switch on, unfold,