seeing
- adjective
- /ˈsiːɪŋ/
- The museum offers special tours for both seeing and visually impaired visitors.
Examples
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She is one of the few seeing members in her family, as most relatives are blind.
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The seeing child played in the park.
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Dogs are often trained to assist seeing people as well as those who are blind.
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She is a seeing person who loves to explore.
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The seeing eye dog guided its owner through the busy streets.
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In a family where most are visually impaired, she stands out as a seeing member.
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The tours accommodate both seeing and visually impaired individuals to ensure everyone can enjoy the art.
Synonyms
A person or animal that can see clearly, even far away
Quick to notice and understand small details
Seeing very well even from far away
Able to see things that are far away
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How Sighted
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Morphology
Etymology
The adjective seeing comes from the same old verb see, meaning 'to look', so it describes someone who has sight and is 'not blind'.