the process or, power, or function of seeing; specif the one of the five basic physical senses by which light received by the eye is interpreted by the brain as a representation of the forms, brightness, and colour of the objects of the real world
the act of looking at or beholding
the perception of an object by the eye; a view or glimpse
the range of vision; the distance or area one can see
something seen, esp a spectacle
is a familiar sight
(in pl) historic buildings and other places of interest to visitors to a place
informal something ridiculous or ugly in appearance
a device for guiding the eye, e.g. in aiming a firearm or bomb
a device with a small aperture through which objects are to be seen and by which their direction is ascertained
an observation, e.g. by a navigator, to determine direction or position
informal a great deal; a lot
when regarded without proper investigation
as soon as seen or presented to view
able to be seen, within visual range, or under observation
able to be reached or achieved in a relatively short time
to be able to recognize (somebody) if one sees them
to be no longer able to see (somebody or something)
to be no longer aware of or paying attention to (something)
hidden or too far away to see; not visible
in such a place or at such a distance as to be or become invisible
beyond all expectation or reason
(also outasight) chiefly NAmer, informal marvellous or wonderful
to become more (or less) ambitious
to have (something) as one's goal or ambition
informal a person or thing one is extremely pleased or relieved to see