Sightsee definition

sītsē
sightsees
See word origin
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To tour sights of interest.
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To go sightseeing, to visit places of interest in a city, town or geographical area.
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Origin of sightsee

  • Back-formation from sightseeing.

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Sightsee Sentence Examples

  • These benefit packages may open up your ability to sightsee, return to the states to visit family, or to ensure that you and your family are well cared for in times of illness.

  • She also invited her roommate to go with us but clearly stated that we would be together to do things and sightsee.

  • Sightsee from the boat, eat delicious food, and relax in the company of friendly and knowledgeable crew members.

  • Talk to the bellman, concierge or front desk clerk about safe areas around the city to jog, dine or sightsee.

  • Girls from other countries can learn Spanish, sightsee, and work on projects with Mexican Girl Scouts including community service projects.

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