out of sight

The phrase 'out of sight' can describe something that is not visible, exceptionally good, or excessively priced, showcasing its versatile usage in different contexts.

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Definition

B1General

Not visible or within one's range of vision.

Example

  • The cat climbed the tree and soon was out of sight.

B2Informal

(colloquial)Extremely impressive or excellent.

Example

  • The band's performance last night was out of sight!

B2Informal

(colloquial)Excessively high in price.

Example

  • The cost of that designer dress is out of sight.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "out of sight":

out of the pictureout of reachlose sight ofin sightout of the wayout of framevision outsee outout the windowout of someone's wayout of itout of the corner of one's eyeout ofout of townkeep sight ofout of timeout of touchon sightout of the commonfar outway outout of boundslook offkeep out ofhide away