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sightseer

[ UK /sa‍ɪtsˈi‍ə/ ]
[ US /ˈsaɪtˈsiɝ, ˈsaɪtˈsiɹ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a tourist who is visiting sights of interest

How To Use sightseer In A Sentence

  • Sightseers had come from all over the country, apparently, despite the inclement weather, to see the site of the atrocities. SACRAMENT
  • Sightseers will be able to hire boats, resembling Venetian gondolas, to take trips on the canal.
  • For the sightseers, Cebu's tourist spots are abundant.
  • Sightseers had come from all over the country, apparently, despite the inclement weather, to see the site of the atrocities. SACRAMENT
  • Enterprising guides, Caucasian and Chinese, readily catered to the impulse of pleasured fear, oftentimes staging the arrest of a so-called highbinder conveniently in front of a group of sightseers or leading their charges through alleyways replete with employees trained to vanish mysteriously when tourists neared.
  • York's historic streets received a pounding as throngs of sightseers packed into the city's snickleways and parks to enjoy the holiday atmosphere.
  • Only the iron gallery, on a level with the entrance from the road, was left unsubmerged; the central depth had been converted into a huge tank of muddy water, while the sightseer looked vainly for the engines and carriages that lay drowned beneath. The Paris Flood of 1910 | Edwardian Promenade
  • Curious sightseers rolled up in their hundreds.
  • Whether you're a long-time student of history or a casual sightseer looking for an interesting diversion, the historic sites that changed the course of history are well within your reach. PHOTOS: 11 Historic Sites That Changed The Course Of History
  • The ski patrol had left a man there and he was busily trying to shoo away the sightseers who were crowding in. SNOWJOB
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