English Expressions: out of sight, out of mind. Unfortunately, more and more today this expression is relevant. We all talk about a hot topic issue that is on the news, but once it is no longer on the front page, we forget about it all together.
Out of sight, out of mind
- to quickly forget about something or someone once they are no longer in front of you or no longer present.
- Once the news is off the front page, it’s out of sight, out of mind.
- He seemed really upset about the but once he walked away it was out of sight, out of mind.
- It can often to referred as denial of the truth
- I try to not think about it – out of sight, out of mind.
- She left the city to take a break from everything. Out of sight, out of mind kind of thing.
English Expressions
Now that you have seen English Expressions: out of sight, out of mind, take a look at our other posts about expressions:
Expression Session: out of the blue
Expression Session: wrap your head around something
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