1. failing to notice or consider something
Usage: present participle of overlook
2. having a view of something from above
Usage: present participle of overlook
3. choosing to ignore or forgive something
Usage: present participle of overlook

1. having a view over or commanding a prospect of something

Examples

• The teacher was overlooking several obvious mistakes in the essay.
• Our hotel room was overlooking the beautiful lake.
• She decided to overlook his rude comment this time.
• The overlooking balcony provided a perfect view of the city.
• He kept overlooking important details in his research.
• The castle sits on a hill overlooking the valley.
• I’m overlooking your tardiness because of the weather.