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seeing someone right

seeing someone right is the present participle and gerund of see someone right.

Meaning of see someone right

Verb

see someone right (third-person singular simple present sees someone right, present participle seeing someone right, simple past saw someone right, past participle seen someone right)

  1. (UK) to satisfy someone
    • Throw those curtains wide; one day like this, a year would see me right.2008, Elbow (band), One Day Like This (song)

Questions about seeing someone right

What is seeing someone right the present participle and gerund of?
Seeing someone right is the present participle and gerund of see someone right.

Words near seeing someone right in the dictionary

  1. seeing reason
  2. seeing red
  3. seeing sense
  4. seeing service
  5. seeing shit
  6. seeing someone right
  7. seeing someone's etchings
  8. seeing something green in one's eye
  9. seeing stars
  10. seeing stone
  11. seeing stones

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