Similar words: foresighted, blighted, benighted, delighted, delightedly, sight, tighten, lighten. Meaning: ['saɪtɪd] 
adj. able to see.
adj. able to see. 
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121. The captain perceived the passion of Miss Bridget, in which discovery he was very quick - sighted.
122. Fear is sharp - sighted and can see things under ground, -- Miguel de Cervantes.
123. To confuse intelligence and dislocate sentiment by gratuitous fictions is a short - sighted way of pursuing happiness.
124. And it is a very scary tyke actually that transform yourself from somebody who would be blind to somebody who would be sighted.
125. As it turns out, many blind people, people with no visual perception of light at all, do have the same sleep sike as the sighted people.
126. A few years ago divers, working in a wreck under the Red Sea, several times sighted a wrasse 20 feet long.
127. A few years ago spaners, working in a wreck under the Red Sea, several times sighted a wrasse 20 feet long.
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