What is another word for see to?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈiː tuː], [ sˈiː tuː], [ s_ˈiː t_uː]
Synonyms for See to:
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adj.
• watchful- alert ,
- attentive ,
- careful ,
- cautious ,
- chary ,
- circumspect ,
- guarded ,
- heedful ,
- hooked ,
- keen ,
- observant ,
- on guard ,
- on the ball ,
- prepared ,
- ready ,
- suspicious ,
- unsleeping ,
- vigilant ,
- wakeful ,
- wary ,
- wide-awake .
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v.
• arrange, systematize • attend- catch ,
- concentrate on ,
- devote oneself ,
- follow ,
- get a load of ,
- hear ,
- hearken ,
- heed ,
- keep one's eye on ,
- lend an ear ,
- listen ,
- listen up ,
- look on ,
- mark ,
- mind ,
- note ,
- notice ,
- observe ,
- occupy oneself with ,
- pay heed ,
- pick up ,
- regard .
- act ,
- approach ,
- behave ,
- behave toward ,
- clear ,
- concern ,
- conduct oneself ,
- consider ,
- control ,
- cope with ,
- direct ,
- discuss ,
- get a handle on something ,
- hack it ,
- have to do with ,
- live with ,
- make a go of it ,
- make it ,
- oversee ,
- play ,
- review ,
- rid ,
- serve ,
- take ,
- take care of ,
- treat ,
- unburden ,
- use .
- adjust ,
- amend ,
- correct ,
- debug ,
- do up ,
- doctor ,
- emend ,
- face-lift ,
- fiddle with ,
- overhaul ,
- patch ,
- put to rights ,
- rebuild ,
- recondition ,
- reconstruct ,
- regulate ,
- restore ,
- retread ,
- revamp ,
- revise ,
- sort ,
- tune up .
- fix .
- Methodize ,
- adapt ,
- catalogue ,
- classify ,
- codify ,
- combine ,
- compose ,
- constitute ,
- construct ,
- coordinate ,
- correlate ,
- dispose ,
- establish ,
- fashion ,
- fit ,
- form ,
- formulate ,
- frame ,
- get going ,
- get together ,
- group ,
- harmonize ,
- lick into shape ,
- line up ,
- marshal ,
- mold ,
- pigeonhole ,
- put in order ,
- put together ,
- range ,
- run ,
- set up ,
- settle ,
- shape ,
- standardize ,
- straighten ,
- straighten out ,
- tabulate ,
- tailor ,
- whip into shape .
Other synonyms:
- hijack ,
- move in on ,
- overtake ,
- relieve of .
- minister .
- assume .
- attend .
Other relevant words:
• care for
- tend .
- DO .
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How to use "See to" in context?
The phrase "see to" comes from the old English word "tecken," meaning "to attend to," "to take care of." The verb "see" is from the Proto-Germanic root "sakan," meaning "to see." We use the verb "see" to mean "view," "notice," or "look at." To "see to" something is to take care of it or to ensure its proper functioning.
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