Glimpse and Witness

Glimpse

Glimpse verb - To take a quick or hasty look.

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Witness and glimpse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Witness" instead a verb "Glimpse".

Nearby Words: glimpsed, glimpsing

Witness verb - To make note of (something) through the use of one's eyes.

Usage example: witnessed the crime

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Glimpse and witness are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Glimpse" instead a verb "Witness".

Nearby Words: witnessed, witnessing

direct	direct glimpse	direct witness
fake	fake glimpse	fake witness
single	single glimpse	single witness
evil	evil glimpse	evil witness
Other adjectives: lone, mere, last, firsthand.

Those who witness her in battle, however, will soon catch a glimpse of how deep her dependency on the adrenaline rush of pyromancy has taken her.Sienna arrives in Ubersreik as the prisoner of a Witch Hunter, Victor Saltzpyre, and guarded by a former State Trooper, Markus Kruber.

Source: Characters / The End Times Vermintide
Hell: In a departure from the short story, in the climax Dees demands to see the vampire's face, who then sends him into a trance so the protagonist can witness a glimpse of Hell, where he's mobbed by the deceased people he profited from in his life.

Source: Film / The Night Flier
The Night Flier: In a departure from the short story, in the climax Dees demands to see the vampire's face, who then sends him into a trance so the protagonist can witness a glimpse of Hell, where he's mobbed by the deceased people he profited from in his life.

Source: Hell