seen

[seen]

verb

1. past participle of see.

seen

/ siːn /

verb

1. the past participle of see 1

Example Sentences

Julia, who asked to use a pseudonym due to her undocumented status, has seen firsthand the ways that individual actions have been kind to her.

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The son of victim Ms Makgato cried repeatedly in court, while Mr Olivier was seen wiping away tears as Mr De Wet gave his evidence.

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Acoba said Anthropic "has a significant interest in UK government policy", meaning that Sunak's appointment could potentially be seen to offer "unfair access and influence" within government.

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The neighbor has seen the mother toy with drowning herself, and his intention seems to be to shock her into responsibility.

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Household credit delinquencies continue to increase, though from historically low levels, with the rate of delinquency returning to levels last seen pre-Covid 19.

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Related Words

• clear 
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• discernible 
• distinguishable 
• evident 
• noticeable 
• obvious 
• palpable 
• striking 
• unmistakable