Phrasal Verb - Seeing Through
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.Definition
- To understand or perceive the true nature of a situation or a person's intentions, often by looking beyond the surface or deceptive appearances.
- To scrutinize or examine something very carefully, often to find hidden flaws or inconsistencies.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I could see through her excuses and knew she was lying. |
| 2 | The detective saw through the criminal's disguise. |
| 3 | The team manager saw through the new hire's lack of experience. |
| 4 | The quality control team saw through the defects in the product. |
| 5 | The politician's opponent saw through his empty promises. |
| 6 | The artist saw through the canvas to create a masterpiece. |
| 7 | The hiker saw through the dense forest to spot the waterfall. |
| 8 | The investigator saw through the alibis and arrested the suspect. |
| 9 | The teacher saw through the student's reluctance to reveal his knowledge. |
| 10 | The historian saw through the myths and uncovered the truth |