In sight
In sight adjective - At or within a reasonable distance for seeing.
Plan and in sight are semantically related. in understanding topic. In some cases you can use "Plan" instead a noun phrase "In sight".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Hidan notes that when a target angers him enough, he goes berserk, forgets about the plan, and kills everyone in sight.
Source: Leeroy Jenkins -
They fire randomly in every direction, even when Indy's plan is nowhere near in sight.
- He's made deals with dozens of different demons, founded a town specifically so he could lure in people to be killed by monsters, orders numerous thefts and assassinations (including against newborn infants), and his master plan is to become a giant demon that will devour everyone in sight.
Source: Family Values Villain
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Plan and In sight. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 28, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/in_sight/plan
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