Definition
The word seeing is used to mean considering or accepting the fact that something is true.
It functions as a conjunction introducing the reason for a statement or action.
Examples
"Seeing we're the same size, we often wear each other’s clothes."
"I'll make this recipe again, seeing that you like it."
Usage Notes
- Common in conversational and informal English.
- Usually appears before a clause beginning with that or directly before a reason clause.
- Synonymous with phrases such as since, because, or as when explaining motivation or cause.
Related Terms
- Because – gives direct reason or cause.
- As – often used more formally, with similar meaning.
- Since – suggests a known or obvious reason.
Author Summary
The term “seeing” links cause and effect, typically introducing the rationale behind an action in casual English speech.
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