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Is the word sight an adjective?

No, "sight" is not typically used as an adjective. It's primarily a noun, meaning:

* The ability to see. Example: "He lost his sight in the accident."

* Something that is seen. Example: "The Eiffel Tower is a magnificent sight."

However, "sight" can sometimes be used as an adjective in informal contexts, meaning "related to seeing" or "capable of seeing." For example:

* "He has sight problems." (meaning he has difficulty seeing)

* "The sightless man felt his way around." (meaning the man could not see)

In these examples, it's technically a noun functioning as an adjective.

If you're looking for an adjective related to sight, you could use words like:

* Visual

* Optical

* Ocular

* Visible

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