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in sight

ADJECTIVE
seeable
Synonyms
WEAK
arresting big as life bold clear conspicuous detectable discernible discoverable distinguishable evident in view inescapable macroscopic manifest marked not hidden noticeable observable obtrusive obvious ocular open out in the open outstanding palpable patent perceivable perceptible plain pointed pronounced revealed salient seen signal striking to be seen unconcealed under one's nose unhidden unmistakable viewable visual
ADJECTIVE
sighted
Synonyms
STRONG
located observed
WEAK
visible
ADJECTIVE
viewable
Synonyms
WEAK
arresting big as life bold clear conspicuous detectable discernible discoverable distinguishable evident in view inescapable macroscopic manifest marked not hidden noticeable observable obtrusive obvious ocular open out in the open outstanding palpable patent perceivable perceptible plain pointed pronounced revealed salient seeable seen signal striking to be seen unconcealed under one's nose unhidden unmistakable visual
ADJECTIVE
visible
Synonyms
STRONGEST
clear conspicuous detectable discernible distinguishable evident noticeable obvious palpable striking unmistakable
WEAK
arresting big as life bold discoverable in view inescapable macroscopic manifest marked not hidden observable obtrusive ocular open out in the open outstanding patent perceivable perceptible plain pointed pronounced revealed salient seen signal to be seen unconcealed under one's nose unhidden viewable visual
Antonyms
STRONGEST
ambiguous hidden inconspicuous indefinite indistinct mistakable obscure obscured secret uncertain unclear unknown unnoticeable unsure vague
WEAK
concealed invisible unseeable

Example Sentences

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There’s no recession in sight, Michael Rosen, chief investment officer of Angeles Investments, said in an interview.

From MarketWatch • May 6, 2026

But dry growing conditions have left the crop with extensive damage, with little relief in sight.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 30, 2026

After almost three hours on their feet and the finish line in sight, two runners sacrificed personal bests to come to the rescue of an exhausted competitor at the Boston Marathon.

From BBC • Apr. 22, 2026

We drove down new roads graded for housing, named after the citrus families who had once planted there, not a tree in sight.

From Slate • Apr. 20, 2026

He was now effectively short $10 billion in subprime mortgage bonds, and it was costing him $100 million a year in premiums, with no end in sight.

From "The Big Short" by Michael Lewis