Lions
Sight
Sight noun - A position within view.
Both words in one sentence
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We see the Tarbosaurus minutes later without one of the offending lions in sight.
Source: Literature / Carnosaur -
Ostensibly to hide her identity since shes supposed to be dead, even though she isnt at all well-known by sightand because, as one character points out, people tend to be disturbed when they see how she was brutally maimed by lions.
Source: Please Keep Your Hat On - Although somewhat tame, Owen admits that they're more like barely restrained lions than hunting dogs, and he's the only person they won't kill on sight because of his mutually respectful bond with them.
Source: Imprinting
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Sight and Lions. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 21, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/lions/sight
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