This is the 12803rd most frequent Portuguese word.
veria
"Veria" is the conditional form of the verb "ver" in Portuguese, meaning "would see."
In this sentence, 'veria' is used in the conditional mood, indicating a hypothetical action of seeing the sunset given more time.
Se eu tivesse mais tempo, veria o pôr do sol todos os dias.
If I had more time, I would see the sunset every day.
Here, 'veria' represents a conditional action, showing the speaker's willingness to see the movie again under the condition it becomes available.
Eu veria esse filme novamente se estivesse disponível.
I would watch this movie again if it were available.
In this example, 'veria' is used to express a conditional possibility of recognizing an error contingent upon paying closer attention.