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Meaning of sight
The primary meaning of the word "sight" is the ability to see or a visual perception.
Etymology of sight
The word "sight" originates from Old English "sihþ" and "gesihþ", which are related to the verb "see" and the noun "vision", and has been in use since the 9th century
The word has evolved from Old English and Middle English, influenced by Old Norse "sýning" and Latin "visio", and has developed multiple meanings and uses over time
Synonyms
view
vision
spectacle
scene
glimpse
glance
peek
look
gaze
stare
observation
perception
discernment
eyesight
visibility
appearance
aspect
prospect
outlook
panorama
landscape
vista
tableau
display
exhibition
show
presentation
observation
watch
surveillance
inspection
scrutiny
regard
survey
sightline
line of sight
Definitions
- The ability to see or a person's ability to see: the sense that enables us to perceive light, color, and other qualities of objects
- A visual perception or a thing that is seen: a person, object, or scene that is visible
- A device or instrument for assisting or improving vision, especially one on a firearm or camera: a telescopic sight on a rifle
Usage Examples
- The sight of the Grand Canyon took my breath away
- Her sight began to fail as she grew older
- The sight on the rifle helped him aim more accurately
- The city is a wonderful sight to explore
Antonyms
blindness
darkness
obscurity
invisibility
concealment
secrecy
hiding
cover
veil
shroud
eclipse
blockage
obstruction
impediment
hindrance
barrier
restriction
limitation
blackout
gloom
murk
haze
fog
cloud
mist
dimness
faintness