Cite / sight meaning ​

Cite” is a verb meaning “to mention” or “to make reference to”: She cited the Journal of Atmospheric Sciences in her paper. ... “Sight” is both a noun and a verb that refers to seeing: We sighted the white smoke plumes before we reached the lime mine.

Explanation: Hope you Understand

1: Cite is defined as, quote (a passage, book, or author) as evidence for or justification of an argument or statement, especially in a scholarly work.

An example is (Make sure to cite your sources on your essay so you know where you got your evidence.)

2: Sight is defined as one of the five senses, Sight is what lets us observe and visualize objects using our eyes.

An example is, (My sight is not that good, I may need to get it checked.)

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