seen

[ seen ]

verb

1. past participle of see ¹.

seen

/ siːn /

verb

1. the past participle of see 1

Example Sentences

But Trump’s transition moves on defense are seen by many observers as likely to be constrained by factors including the ethics adhered to by the military’s officer class, combined with the sheer weight of Pentagon bureaucracy.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr Ewing said Mr MacDonald had been seen by psychologists and psychiatrists since August 2022 and has an autism disorder.

From BBC

The air traffic control system had previously processed more than 15 million flight plans without the scenario being seen.

From BBC

A report to be published on Friday - seen by the BBC - reveals how financial issues faced by most universities are even worse than previously thought.

From BBC

She was told to sign a Harrods non-disclosure agreement two months after the trip - the BBC has seen this document.

From BBC

Related Words

• clear
• conspicuous
• detectable
• discernible
• distinguishable
• evident
• noticeable
• obvious
• palpable
• striking
• unmistakable