English / phrasal verb
see through
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To detect the true nature or deception of something, or to support someone through a crisis
In context
01
The experienced forest guide easily saw through the deceptive calm before the sudden storm.
02
Mutual encouragement and shared provisions saw the expedition team through the darkest days.
Synonyms
detect,fathom,penetrate
Antonyms
be deceived,be fooled,abandon
Collocations
see through deception,see someone through,see through a facade