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lose sight of

verb as in forget

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“The thing they lose sight of,” Felber said of the district, “is that gifted needs are special needs.”

Next thing I knew, I lost sight of it and then when I got up just about to Stevens Creek Boulevard I noticed the plane had landed.”

Williams challenges directors to meet his poetry without losing sight of the play’s earthiness.

Speaking about her upbringing in Nigeria, Badenoch said she valued “Conservative freedoms” and had “seen what happens when a country loses sight of those principles”.

From BBC

Just don’t lose sight of the fact this is high school football.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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