Easily seen
In sight and easily seen are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In sight" instead an adjective phrase "Easily seen".
In sight
In sight adjective - At or within a reasonable distance for seeing.
Easily seen and in sight are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Easily seen" instead an adjective phrase "In sight".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- clear and easily seen
- clear and in sight
- patent and easily seen
- patent and in sight
- open and easily seen
- open and in sight
- conspicuous and easily seen
- conspicuous and in sight
- obvious and easily seen
- obvious and in sight
- visible and easily seen
- visible and in sight
- plain and easily seen
- plain and in sight
Both terms in one sentence
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In fact with the distance Miss Finch was when Big Bird was still in sight she could have easily seen where he was, but doesn't, while Oscar briefly stops and complains about there being a carnival.
Source: Missed Him by That Much
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