Pierce and See

Pierce

Pierce verb - To go or come in or into.

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

See verb - To have a clear idea of.

Usage example: I see your point

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

Nearby Words: seen, seeing

In Tamora Pierce's Protector of the Small series, "going to see the kraken" is used as a substitute idiom ... sort of.

Source: Going to See the Elephant
Zhegorz Fiavrus, from Tamora Pierce's Cold Fire and The Will of the Empress, can't see the future, but can see distant images on the wind.

Source: Fainting Seer
Wizards in The Dresden Files have The Sight, which allows them to see all the hidden magic of the world, pierce any veil and see any being for what they truly are.

Source: Anti-True Sight

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