noun

sight

sight, vision, view, spectacle

He lost his sight in the accident.

He lost his sight in the accident.

The sunset was a beautiful sight.

The sunset was a beautiful sight.

We visited the sights of Paris.

We visited the sights of Paris.

((uncountable)) the ability to see He has poor sight.

((a ... sight)) something seen It was a beautiful sight.

((at the sight of sth.)) on seeing (sth.) She fainted at the sight of blood.

((the sights)) places of interest We saw the sights of the city.

Synonyms: vision, view, scene, spectacle

From Old English 'gesiht' (thing seen), related to 'see'.

It rhymes with 'light', which you need for sight.

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