See and Wonder

See

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

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

Nearby Words: seen, seeing

Wonder verb - Be amazed at.

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See and wonder are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "See" instead a verb "Wonder".

old	old see	old wonder
good	good see	good wonder
normal	normal see	normal wonder
ordinary	ordinary see	ordinary wonder
Other adjectives: many, true, real, great, little, main, classic, able, bigger, seventh.

life	see life	wonder life
look	see look	wonder look
time	see time	wonder time
face	see face	wonder face
Other words: bit, article, little, nothing, father, eyes, times.

In Final Fantasy XI, NPC passengers on airships usually just mention how crowded the flight is, but occasionally one will say "I wonder if I could see my house from up here...".

Source: I Can See My House from Here
He talks about this directly to Amy at one point, saying that it's just become another backyard for him, and he has his companions along so he can see what they see and feel the wonder he's since lost.

Source: The World Is Just Awesome
I began to wonder if I was even alive Not being able to feel, see, or hear anything does something to you after a time.

Source: And I Must Scream / Fan Works

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