Pronunciation

/siː/

Definitions

• Verb: To perceive with the eyes or have knowledge or awareness of something. (n. sense: the act of seeing)
• Noun: Vision; the ability to perceive things visually. For example: “She has excellent sight.”
• Adjective: Manifesting or expressing perception or understanding. For example: “A clear vision of the future.”
• Adverb: In a manner that can be seen; visibly. For example: “He saw the sunset from the balcony.”

Phrases

• “See something” means to notice or become aware of an object or situation.
• “I can’t see that” indicates lack of visibility or understanding.
• “To catch a glimpse of” refers to a brief but noticeable sighting.

Example Sentences

• Verb: “I saw a shooting star streak across the sky last night.”
• Noun: “Her eyesight is failing with age.”
• Adjective: “He had a deep-seated sense of injustice he could no longer see ignored.”
• Adverb: “The children were playing outside, visible through the open window.”

Synonyms

• Notice
• Perceive
• Observe
• Detect
• Recognize
• Become aware of -Spot

Antonyms

• Blind (lack of sight)
• Miss
• Fail to see
• Ignore