beheld (Meaning)

Webster

beheld ()

imp. & p. p. of Behold.

Webster

of Behold

I beheld the majestic grandeur of the snow-capped mountains in awe.
The child's eyes beheld the wonder of the Christmas tree with wide-eyed amazement.
The artist's masterpiece beheld a timeless beauty that transcended words.
The warrior's gaze beheld the fierce battle raging before him, his heart pounding with anticipation.
I beheld the ancient ruins with a sense of reverence, marveling at their architectural splendor.
The traveler beheld the sprawling metropolis from afar, its towering skyscrapers piercing the heavens.
The astronomer's telescope beheld the vastness of the cosmos, teeming with countless stars and galaxies.
The surgeon's steady hands beheld the intricate details of the human body during a delicate operation.
The young couple beheld each other's faces at their wedding, their eyes filled with love and promise.
The historian beheld the fragile document, carefully preserving the secrets of a bygone era.

imp. & p. p. of Behold., of Behold

knew,understood, grasped, appreciated, recognized, comprehended, realized, discerned, deciphered, saw

missed, missed, misconstrued, misconceived, misread, misconceived,misunderstood, misinterpreted, mistook, misread

I beheld the majestic grandeur of the snow-capped mountains in awe.

The child's eyes beheld the wonder of the Christmas tree with wide-eyed amazement.

The artist's masterpiece beheld a timeless beauty that transcended words.

The warrior's gaze beheld the fierce battle raging before him, his heart pounding with anticipation.