Phrasal Verb - Seeing Into
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.Definition
Seeing into is a phrasal verb that means to understand or perceive the true nature or underlying reasons of a situation or someone's intentions, often with great insight or intuition. It implies a deep and penetrating perception that goes beyond the surface level.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I could see into her eyes and knew she was lying. |
| 2 | The detective was able to see into the mind of the killer and solve the case. |
| 3 | He saw into the heart of the matter and found the real problem. |
| 4 | She has the ability to see into people's souls. |
| 5 | The team manager saw into the potential of the new recruit and gave him a chance. |
| 6 | The economist was able to see into the future trends of the market. |
| 7 | The therapist helped her patient see into the root causes of her anxiety. |
| 8 | The archaeologist was able to see into the history of the ancient civilization. |
| 9 | The meteorologist was able to see into the patterns of the weather. |
| 10 | The detective saw into the motives of the suspect and exposed the truth. |
