Sight

Something visually observable or notable.

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A sight refers to something visually observable or notable, often used in contexts such as scenic views, historical landmarks, artistic works, or natural phenomena that attract attention due to their beauty, significance, or uniqueness.

/saɪt/

From Old English siht, from Proto-West Germanic *sihtaz.

Sight is how we see things using our eyes, like noticing the color of a flower or recognizing a friend's face.

What is sight? The ability to see using the eyes
How does sight work? Light reflects off objects and enters our eyes, which send signals to the brain
Why is sight important? It helps us navigate and understand the world around us

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