Expose
Sight
Sight verb - To make note of (something) through the use of one's eyes.
Both words in one sentence
- And even when Michael tries to expose her she wriggles out of it because she had temporarily lost her sight, when she should have been disbarred.
Source: Idiot Houdini -
This allows the player to see around corners, over obstacles, and other impediments to line of sight without needing to expose the character.
Source: Behind the Black - Those involved in the frame-up assume he'll remain out of sight, but Vinnie's handler heads up there himself and convinces the recluse to come down and expose the plot as a fraud.
Source: Masquerading As the Unseen
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