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out of sight

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out of sight (American)
if the amount of something, especially money, is out of sight, it is very large. The cost of health care in this country is going out of sight. These executives in big corporations get salaries that are out of sight.
See also: sight


out of sight
at a very high level. Medical costs are out of sight. Daytime temperatures in the desert will be out of sight by mid-June.
See also: sight

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It seemed that the Wagambi warriors had ventured too far out in their frail craft, and when caught by a heavy tide and a high wind from offshore they had been driven out of sight of land.
Long before we came to the bend she was out of sight.
For a hundred paces he maintained the speed at which he started; but when out of sight he turned his horse to the right, made a circuit, and came back within twenty paces of a high hedge to watch the passage of the little troop.
 
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