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sees the error of one's ways

sees the error of one's ways is the third-person singular simple present indicative of see the error of one's ways.

Meaning of see the error of one's ways

Verb

see the error of one's ways (third-person singular simple present sees the error of one's ways, present participle seeing the error of one's ways, simple past saw the error of one's ways, past participle seen the error of one's ways)

  1. To understand the reasons for which one's prior conduct was wrong or mistaken.

Questions about sees the error of one's ways

What is sees the error of one's ways the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Sees the error of one's ways is the third-person singular simple present indicative of see the error of one's ways.

Words near sees the error of one's ways in the dictionary

  1. sees stars
  2. sees the back of
  3. sees the dark side of the moon
  4. sees the day
  5. sees the elephant
  6. sees the error of one's ways
  7. sees the forest for the trees
  8. sees the glass half-empty
  9. sees the glass half-full
  10. sees the last of
  11. sees the light

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