espied (Meaning)

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espied (imp. & p. p.)

of Espy

No weak antonyms found.

As I strolled through the dense forest, I espied a hidden path leading to an unknown destination.
The hunter espied the deer grazing peacefully in the meadow, its sleek coat shimmering in the sunlight.
The pirate captain espied the treasure galleon on the horizon, its sails billowing in the wind, promising untold riches.
The child espied the brightly colored butterfly flitting through the garden, its delicate wings fluttering like petals in the breeze.
The spy espied the secret message hidden in the coded letter, its significance concealed to the untrained eye.
The astronomer espied a new star twinkling in the night sky, its celestial beauty capturing the imagination of humankind.
The artist espied the model posing gracefully in the studio, her elegant features inspiring a masterpiece.
The侦探 espied the clue hidden in the old attic, its discovery bringing the mystery one step closer to being solved.
The sailor espied the lighthouse towering on the rocky coast, its beacon of light guiding weary travelers to safety.
The wanderer espied the oasis shimmering in the distance, its lush greenery promising rest and rejuvenation after a long and arduous journey.

of Espy

eyed, saw, spotted,noticed, regarded, beheld, noted, viewed, perceived, observed

passed over, missed, disregarded, missed,ignored, neglected, passed over, neglected, ignored, disregarded

As I strolled through the dense forest, I espied a hidden path leading to an unknown destination.

The hunter espied the deer grazing peacefully in the meadow, its sleek coat shimmering in the sunlight.

The pirate captain espied the treasure galleon on the horizon, its sails billowing in the wind, promising untold riches.

The child espied the brightly colored butterfly flitting through the garden, its delicate wings fluttering like petals in the breeze.