beholder
bɪˈhoʊldər
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Definition of beholder - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
observerperson who observes or watches something
  • The beholder admired the painting from afar.
observer spectator
2.
fantasy creatureRarefictional monster with eyes on stalksRare
  • The adventurers encountered a beholder in the dungeon.
creature entity monster
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perception varies from person to person
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Origin of beholder

Old English, behealdan (to hold, keep)

Examples of beholder in a sentence

  • Each beholder had a different interpretation of the art.
  • The beholder's gaze was feared by all.
  • Legends spoke of a beholder guarding the treasure.

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  1. French:observateur, monstre oculaire à tiges, ...
  2. German:Betrachter, Beholder, ...
  3. Italian:osservatore, Beholder, ...
  4. Spanish:observador, ...
  5. Portuguese:observador, beholder, ...
  6. Chinese:观察者, 眼魔, ...
  7. Japanese:鑑賞者, ビホルダー, ...
  8. Arabic:نَاظِر, وَحْش ذو عُيُون على سِيقان, ...
  9. Hebrew:צוֹפֶה, בִּיהוֹלְדֶר, ...
  10. Russian:зритель, бехолдер, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спостерігач, біхолдер, ...
  12. Hindi:दर्शक, बिहोल्डर, ...

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