Light and Sight

Light

Light noun - The steady giving off of the form of radiation that makes vision possible.

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Sight and light are semantically related in see topic. In some cases you can use "Sight" instead a noun "Light".

Sight noun - A position within view.

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Light and sight are semantically related in see topic. Sometimes you can use "Light" instead a noun "Sight".

Nearby Words: sigh, sighted, sightly, sighting, sightless

good	good light	good sight
full	full light	full sight
better	better light	better sight
similar	similar light	similar sight
Other adjectives: normal, direct, divine, visible, poor, constant, great, pretty, interesting, strange, last, different, red, infrared.

light people

sight people

They also have no eyes, and have no concept at all of light or sight.

Source: Literature / A Wrinkle in Time
Go into a thick one with mist curling around the roots of the trees, half-light the only light to see by, and the odd sight of an Ayelid ruin peeking out of the trees, and you have a good example.

Source: The Lost Woods
People with blue eyes see better in the dark (incidentally, blue is more common in the colder regions of the world where there is less light and is a common sight amongst Arctic predators), but environments with harsh light are more likely to inflict eye damage.

Source: Blue Eyes

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