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out of one's sight

out of one's sight prepositional phrase: in a place where one cannot see it.

Prepositional phrase

  1. In a place where one cannot see it.
    • Don't go out of my sight, Jenny.
    • He swore that, come what may, he would never let her out of his sight again.

Questions about out of one's sight

What does out of one's sight mean?
Out of one's sight means in a place where one cannot see it.
What part of speech is out of one's sight?
Out of one's sight is a prepositional phrase.

Words near out of one's sight in the dictionary

  1. out of one's head
  2. out of one's league
  3. out of one's mind
  4. out of one's own pocket
  5. out of one's senses
  6. out of one's sight
  7. out of one's skin
  8. out of one's skull
  9. out of one's system
  10. out of one's time
  11. out of one's tree

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