Verb
To perceive the truth about, especially of future events.
To escort into, especially a place of shelter.
Just see her into the house.
“A Kirlia has the psychic power to create a rip in the dimensions and see into the future. Source: Internet
After all, it takes one to know one—and who better to see into the darkness of a sinner's heart than Curtis Black? Source: Internet
Expounding, Rev Matonya said the meeting agreed also that Church services should be short and see into it that followers keep social distances. Source: Internet
Cartman's Incredible Gift(Season 8, Episode 13)Cartman is imbued with the power to see into the future after he's hit on the head. Source: Internet
Indeed, it is said that ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib, the Prophet’s cousin, son-in-law and fourth caliph, ordered a tall (a place from which the call to prayer was given) torn down, because its height enabled the muezzin to see into the homes around the mosque. Source: Internet
He increases the pressure, then gives me his hypnotic stare again, as if he can see into the heart of me. Source: Internet