Question

difference between see or sea​

Answer 1

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The word see is derived from the Old English word seon which means to look, to see, to perceive, to observe. ... The word sea is also used metaphorically to describe a vast expanse. Sea comes from the Old English word sæ, meaning a sea, pool or lake.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

The word see is derived from the Old English word seon which means to look, to see, to perceive, to observe. ... The word sea is also used metaphorically to describe a vast expanse. Sea comes from the Old English word sæ, meaning a sea, pool or lake.