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"glimpse" vs "glimpse sight of"

Both 'glimpse sight of' and 'glimpse' are correct, but 'glimpse' is more commonly used and concise. 'Glimpse sight of' is less common and redundant.

Last Updated: March 15, 2024

glimpse

This phrase is correct and commonly used.

This word means to see or perceive briefly or partially.

Examples:

  • I caught a glimpse of the sunset before it disappeared behind the mountains.
  • She glimpsed the deer through the trees.

Alternatives:

  • catch a glimpse of
  • get a glimpse of
  • have a glimpse of

glimpse sight of

This phrase is correct but less common and redundant.

This phrase is used to emphasize catching a quick view of something or someone.

Examples:

  • I caught a glimpse sight of the rare bird in the tree.
  • She managed to get a glimpse sight of the celebrity before he disappeared into the crowd.

Alternatives:

  • glimpse
  • catch a glimpse of
  • get a glimpse of

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