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sightseeing
/ ˈsaɪtˌsiːɪŋ /
noun
- the activity of visiting the famous or interesting sights of a place
- ( as modifier )
sightseeing trip
Word History and Origins
Origin of sightseeing1
Example Sentences
I’ll never forget the one summer I went sightseeing in a dress on vacation.
For Randy Sullivan, that meant another day — his fifth in a row — of flying sightseeing tours and charters.
Osaka can turn to Instagram and TikTok to push the brands that help make her a fortune but also to show her working out with her boyfriend or sightseeing in Rome.
It’s important to feel safe, especially when it’s time to rest after a packed day of sightseeing or adventuring.
The crew will be doing more than sightseeing in their three days aloft.
Nearby, an Italian businessman worked a deal, and a visiting couple unwound in the romantic setting after a day of sightseeing.
They passed a sightseeing bus from which tourists were taking photos of an unexpected sight.
At college, when I was sightseeing among white guys and we all pointed out the females we thought looked good.
He was exceedingly kind and facilitated our sightseeing in the great city during our stay.
There were warm robes and blankets in the Belding auto and in the sightseeing machine that Mr. Purcell had sent.
I had now reached my fourth objective and felt the importance of more haste and less leisure and sightseeing.
Ralph was weary of sightseeing and seldom took an interest in viewing things alone.
And thus in an amiable frame of mind the party returned to their boarding-house, pleased with their sightseeing.
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