Verb:

మీరు దాన్ని చూడవచ్చు,

espied's Usage Examples:

such sort, as both privily she may profit the godly-minded, and yet not be espied of the crafty adversary.

measurement and climbing of Mount Waddington until 1936; it had only been espied from Vancouver Island by climbers in the 1930s and was at first referred.

unbody, unbridled, unbroided, uncircumscript, undeserved, unespied, unfeelingly, unhappily, universe, unkissed, unlikeliness, unlove, unmanhood, unnest.

once strutting up and down the farmyard among the hens when suddenly he espied something shining amid the straw.

tremor, unapt, unbody, unbridled, unbroided, uncircumscript, undeserved, unespied, unfeelingly, unhappily, universe, unkissed, unlikeliness, unlove, unmanhood.

During the first 3000 years (the first cosmic age), Ahriman espied the light of Ormuzd but "seeing valor and supremacy superior to his own.

While making purchases for the occasion, he espied the collectors, who were hiding from him.

It was espied by James Cook and his Resolution crew on 31 January 1775 during his attempt.

soon forgotten; long after her death, legend relates, a party of seafarers espied a work-basket studded with diamonds and pearls.

Be of good cheer, my weary readers, for I have espied land.

Our wheelsman well-trained he espied clear through the misty haze, Those poor exhausted fishermen adrift so many.

away and the night coming on And most of the men asleep, Sweet William espied Lady Marg"ret"s ghost A-standing at his bed feet.

Once on a time, a Frog espied an Ox in a meadow, and moved with envy at his vast bulk, puffed out her.

Synonyms:

spot, sight, spy, descry,

Antonyms:

stay, clean,