Could be
In plain sight and could be are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In plain sight" instead an adverb phrase "Could be".
In plain sight
Could be and in plain sight are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Could be" instead an adverb phrase "In plain sight".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- apparently and could be
- apparently and in plain sight
- perceptibly and could be
- perceptibly and in plain sight
- evidently and could be
- evidently and in plain sight
- overtly and could be
- overtly and in plain sight
- unmistakably and could be
- unmistakably and in plain sight
- patently and could be
- patently and in plain sight
- manifestly and could be
- manifestly and in plain sight
Both terms in one sentence
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The versions from the live action movies could be looked at like this, as the emblem is hidden in a way that suits this trope, hiding them 'in plain sight' as it were.
Source: Conspiracy Placement - Parodied in Scary Movie, when the "Walking Dead teens" are in the theater wondering who the killer could be — when the Killer is right in plain sight in his Grim Reaper costume, mopping up the blood from his most recent victim.
Source: Idiot Ball / Film
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