In sight
In sight adjective - At or within a reasonable distance for seeing.
Memory
Memory noun - The power or process of recalling what has been previously learned or experienced.
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In sight and memory are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In sight" instead a noun "Memory".
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Kirika in Noir woke up one day with no memory of who she was in an empty house that despite having photographs of her with a man and a woman who were presumably her parents, had no actual parents in sight.
Source: You Wake Up in a Room -
He reverts to his sentry mode and starts shooting everything in sight after mistaking a woodpecker for machine-gun fire, and downloading the memory of one of his fallen Bastion units shows him a vision of the war, with a Crusader clearing away many of his kind.
Source: Shell-Shocked Veteran -
It still fits the situation, though, as the Faceless Woman tampered with Theta so he will eat every memory in sight, leading both human world and Vimana to doom.
Source: Video Game / Deep Labyrinth
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