Get a glimpse of
See and get a glimpse of are semantically related In some cases you can use "See" instead a verb "Get a glimpse of".
See
See verb - To make note of (something) through the use of one's eyes.
Get a glimpse of and see are semantically related in discern topic. You can use "Get a glimpse of" instead a verb "See".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- observe and get a glimpse of
- observe and see
- note and get a glimpse of
- note and see
- notice and get a glimpse of
- notice and see
- behold and get a glimpse of
- behold and see
- perceive and get a glimpse of
- perceive and see
- distinguish and get a glimpse of
- distinguish and see
- spot and get a glimpse of
- spot and see
Both terms in one sentence
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A Minor Kidroduction: Sort of—we get a glimpse of Kane as he dies and then we see him again in the newsreel, but the story proper starts with Kane at age 8.
Source: Film / Citizen Kane -
And there's a mysterious man involved as well, but viewers only get a glimpse of his shoulder through fogged up glass; he turns out to be The Mole (see below).
Source: Series / NCIS: New Orleans -
The environment goes pitch-black, and the most effective way to get a glimpse of what enemies you're facing is by casting fire magic and hoping you see their silhouette.
Source: Video Game / Dragon's Dogma
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