see things

idiom psychology

The phrase "see things" often refers to experiencing visual hallucinations or imagining non-existent objects or events.

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Definition

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(idiomatic, informal)To experience visual hallucinations or imagine objects or events that are not actually present.

Example

After the long hike, he started to see things that weren't there.
She was so tired that she began to see things.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "see things":

see in see that hear things see the light see into see the point see to see coming see red see through seeing to seeing is believing see out not see straight vision out look at take a view see the elephant in sight see stars see about look upon look on hear voices see you