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Explanation of "Out of Sight"

Definition:
The phrase “out of sight” can be used in two main ways: as an adjective and as an adverb.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "out of sight" when talking about something that you cannot see.
• It can also be used to describe actions that are done quietly or discreetly.

Advanced Usage:

In a more figurative sense, "out of sight" can also refer to something that is extremely impressive or excellent, often used in informal contexts. - Example: "The concert was out of sight! I loved every moment!"

Word Variants:

• Sight (noun): The ability to see; vision.
• Out of sight (idiom): Can also mean something is extraordinary or remarkable, especially in informal speech.

Different Meanings:

While "out of sight" primarily refers to something not being seen, it can also imply something is so good that it is beyond normal expectations.

Synonyms:

• Hidden
• Concealed
• Invisible
• Unseen

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• "Out of mind": Often paired with "out of sight," it suggests that if something is not visible, it is also forgotten.
  • Example: "When you leave a place, out of sight, out of mind."

Example Sentences:

1. Adjective Usage: "The treasure was out of sight, buried deep in the ground." 2.

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Adjective

1. not accessible to view
   • concealed (or hidden) damage
   • in stormy weather the stars are out of sight

Adverb

1. quietly in concealment
   • he lay doggo
2. no longer visible
   • the ship disappeared behind the horizon and passed out of sight

Synonyms

• concealed
• hidden
• doggo
• in hiding
• out of view