Peer and See

Peer

Peer verb - To look long and hard in wonder or surprise.

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See and peer are semantically related In some cases you can use "See" instead a verb "Peer".

Nearby Word: peering

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

Usage example: out of the corner of my eye I saw the deer run into the woods

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Peer and see are semantically related in perceive with eyes topic. Sometimes you can use "Peer" instead a verb "See".

Nearby Words: seen, seeing

old	old peer	old see
female	female peer	female see
true	true peer	true see
powerful	powerful peer	powerful see
Other adjectives: evil, talented, titular, recurring.

The men then peer over the table to see the woman lying, bloody on the floor, surrounded by broken glass.

Source: Nightmare Fuel / Public Service Announcement
Hollywood Darkness: Completely shattered - if you try to peer into a dark room from a lit hallway, you will see nothing beyond the doorframe.

Source: Video Game / Harvest
Once a Season: Once a year, the gang would go off to the beach for a holiday, and Boot the dog would wander off to peer into a particular rockpool to see if it still had crabs living in it.

Source: Comic Strip / The Perishers

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