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Highly Looked Upon and Highly Regarded





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Highly Looked Upon and Highly Regarded :




Many people, struggling to remember the phrase “highly regarded,” come up with the awkward “highly looked upon” instead; which suggests that the looker is placed in a high position, looking down, when what is meant is that the looker is looking up to someone or something admirable.





























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