sight-seer (Meaning)

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sight-seer (n.)

One given to seeing sights or noted things, or eager for novelties or curiosities.

The enthusiastic sight-seer explored the ancient ruins, marvelling at their grandeur.
With a map in hand, the sight-seer navigated the winding streets, admiring the city's architecture.
As the sight-seer stood atop the tower, they gasped at the breathtaking panoramic view.
The sight-seer was captivated by the vibrant street performers, their artistry a feast for the eyes.
In the bustling city, the sight-seer sought out hidden gems, discovering charming cafes and boutiques.
The sight-seer's camera captured every moment, preserving their memories of iconic landmarks.
Guided by a knowledgeable tour guide, the sight-seer gained insights into the city's rich history.
The sight-seer stumbled upon a secluded garden, a hidden oasis amidst the urban sprawl.
With a keen eye for detail, the sight-seer noticed intricate sculptures and architectural flourishes.
As the sun set, the sight-seer found a perfect spot to witness the city transform into a kaleidoscope of lights.

One given to seeing sights or noted things, or eager for novelties or curiosities.

traveller, traveler, tourist, tripper, excursionist,visitor, journeyer, wayfarer, rubbernecker, holidaymaker

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The enthusiastic sight-seer explored the ancient ruins, marvelling at their grandeur.

With a map in hand, the sight-seer navigated the winding streets, admiring the city's architecture.

As the sight-seer stood atop the tower, they gasped at the breathtaking panoramic view.

The sight-seer was captivated by the vibrant street performers, their artistry a feast for the eyes.