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Sight vs. Site
Sight
<noun>
- The ability to see
- example: John lost his sight when he was a child.
<verb>
- To see or observe
- example: I've sighted the car.
Site
<noun>
- a location for something (website, building, etc.)
- example: I'll send you the URL for the site after class.
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Words We Confuse >> RulesSight vs. Site Examples
Examples
Sight
- I have her in my sight.
- My sight is not what it used to be.
- Santa Claus has never been sighted.
- Don't let me out of your sight.
Site
- Did you visit my site?
- What site did you use?
- They asked us to work on-site.
- Is this the dig site?