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Discover Ludwig"let him see" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to suggest that someone should experience something so as to gain an understanding of it. For example: "He had never seen snow before, so I said, 'Let him see what it's like!'".
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He who has eyes let him see.
Just don't let him see you".
The twins study let him see what might be possible.
"Let him see what the real world is like.
But she did not let him see her cry.
"Maybe we don't let him see the other golden animals".
"So I posted on my Facebook page, 'Let him see how people are living,' " recalled Zakaria.
Prosecutors refused to let him see the evidence against him (he could face the death penalty).
He knew I could not have borne to let him see me all undressed.
— and there she let him see all of her, all at once.
He then told me to just let him see the video.
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