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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
See past something
What does "see past something" mean?
Thank you.
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More context please. Assuming it's not completely literal, it most probably means to see beyond the surface appearance of someone or something, to see the real person or thing beneath.
- More context please.
- Assuming it's not completely literal, it most probably means to see beyond the surface appearance of someone or something, to see the real person or thing beneath.
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More context please. Assuming it's not completely literal, it most probably means to see beyond the surface appearance of someone or something, to see the real person or thing beneath.
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