See

Definition of see:

part of speech: noun

The seat or jurisdiction of a bishop or archbishop.

part of speech: noun

Seat or jurisdiction of a bishop.

part of speech: verb

Look! Behold.

part of speech: verb

To perceive by the eye; to behold; to view; to perceive mentally; comprehend; as, I see what you mean; to escort or accompany; as, he saw Nelly home; to find out by experience; as, he wished to see what the result would be; to take care or make sure: with that; as, see that you address him properly; to visit or have a conference with; to admit to one's presence; receive; as, she refused to see us.

part of speech: verb

To look or inquire: to discern: to understand: to be attentive:- pa. t. saw: pa. p. seen.

part of speech: verb

To have the power of sight; look; understand.

part of speech: verb

To possess or use the power of sight; to comprehend or have mental perception; to take care; as, see to the dinner.

part of speech: noun

SEER.

part of speech: verb

To perceive by the eye: to observe: to discover: to remark: to experience: to visit.

part of speech: participle

Seen.

part of speech: verb

To perceive by the eye; perceive.

part of speech: noun

The office or jurisdiction of a bishop or the Pope; the territory included in such jurisdiction.

Usage examples for see:

• " No," said the vicar, quietly, " I have come to see you." "The Parson O' Dumford", George Manville Fenn.