165 different ways to say See

Words With Similar Meanings To See

• take - to seize possession
• deal - to trade or do business
• debate - to deliberate
• moot - to bring up for discussion
• deliberate - intentional
• count - to number
• weigh - to determine the weight of
• think - to formulate in the mind
• study - to apply oneself to learning
• calculate - to count or reckon
• aspect - to look at
• prospect - to search for mineral deposits
• scene - to set in a place of action
• vista - (Italian) a view, prospect, also VISTO
• panorama - a wide or complete view
• eyeshot - the range of the eye; as, to be out of eyeshot
• survey - to examine in detail
• sight - to observe or notice
• horizon - the line where earth and sky seem to meet
• opinion - a judgement one holds to be true
• position - to put in a particular location
• wish - to desire, also WISS
• compliments - COMPLIMENT, to express admiration for
• respect - to have high regard for
• involve - to implicate or entangle
• esteem - to have a high opinion of, also STEEM
• gaze - to look intently
• attentiveness - the state of being attentive
• arrest - to bring to a standstill
• stop - to halt or discontinue
• contain - to hold within
• mark - to impress or stamp with a sign
• tick - to make a sound like a clock
• chink - to fill up cracks
• checker - to divide into or mark with squares, esp. of alternate colours
• chequer - to divide into or mark with squares, esp. of alternate colours, also CHECKER
• retard - to hold back
• delay - to put off to a later time
• chip - to break a small piece from
• checkout - the cash desk at a supermarket
• chit - (dialect) to sprout
• tab - to provide with an identifying mark
• cheque - a written order directing a bank to pay money
• discipline - to punish or penalize for the sake of discipline
• crack - to break without dividing into parts
• match - to be equal to
• bridle - to check or restrain
• hindrance - an act of hindering; that which hinders, also HINDERANCE
• confirmation - the act of confirming
• assay - to put to the proof, to make trial of
• cover - to spread something over
• guarantee - to give a formal promise that something will be done
• hold - to keep possession of
• curb - to restrain
• moderate - reasonable, not extreme
• verify - to prove to be true
• command - to direct with authority
• controller - one who controls
• operate - to perform a function
• master - a person, esp. male, who commands and controls, also MAISTER, MAYSTER
• restrict - to keep within boundaries
• manipulate - to work with the hands
• restraint - the act of restraining
• dominance - the state of being dominant, also DOMINANCY
• tell - to inform
• promise - to make a declaration of assurance
• reassure - to assure again
• accompaniment - an instrumental or vocal part designed to complement a melody
• date - to record a statement of time
• bodyguard - a guard consisting of one person or several people, to give physical protection to someone
• read - to look at and understand written matter
• hear - to perceive by the ear
• discover - to find out, also DISCOURE, DISCURE
• larn - (dialect) to learn
• acquire - to come into possession of
• teach - to impart knowledge or skill to
• memorize - to commit to memory, also MEMORISE
• set - to put in a particular position
• shape - to fashion into a form
• mold - to work into a particular shape, also MOULD
• influence - to have or exert an effect on
• regulate - to control according to rule
• find - to come upon after a search
• specify - to state in detail
• settle - to place in a desired order
• decide - to make a choice
• receive - to come into possession of
• have - to possess
• get - to obtain or acquire
• feel - to perceive by the sense of touch
• know - to have a true understanding of
• catch - to capture after pursuit
• observe - to look attentively
• follow - to go after or behind
• vigil - a period of watchfulness maintained during normal sleeping hours
• ticker - (slang) the heart
• lookout - one engaged in keeping watch
• encounter - to meet
• gather - to bring together in one place or group
• assemble - to collect together
• forgather - to gather together, assemble, also FOREGATHER
• foregather - to gather together, assemble, also FORGATHER
• play - to engage in recreation
• fit - in a good healthy condition
• suffer - to feel pain or distress
• fitting - suitable
• touch - to come into contact with
• converge - to come together
• hang - to attach from above, suspend
• advert - an advertisement
• look - to use one's sight
• serve - to work for
• visualise - to call up a clear visual image, also VISUALIZE
• envision - to visualize, also ENVISAGE
• project - to extend outward
• fancy - to take a liking to
• figure - to compute
• picture - to form a likeness of
• image - to form a likeness of mentally
• render - to plaster with a first coat
• construe - to analyse the grammatical construction of (a sentence)
• rede - (archaic) to advise or counsel, also REEDE
• translate - to render into another language
• represent - to exhibit the image of; to use, or serve, as a symbol for
• test - to examine critically
• analyze - to subject to analysis, also ANALYSE
• probe - to examine thoroughly
• inspect - to examine closely
• call - to summon
• inflict - to impose on
• sojourn - to stay temporarily
• attestant - one who attests
• attestor - one who attests, also ATTESTER
• attestator - one who attests
• witnesser - one who witnesses
• informant - someone who informs
• spectator - an onlooker
• realize - to accomplish, also REALISE
• realise - to accomplish, also REALIZE
• infer - to reach or derive by reasoning
• sympathize - to be in keeping, accord, or harmony, also SYMPATHISE