Idiom
get out of my sight
Meaning
Stop bothering or harassing me; go away.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“Get out of my sight before I get even angrier.”
“After the employee lied for the third time, the manager pointed to the door and told him to get out of his sight.”
“Disgusted by the betrayal, the king turned his back on his former advisor and commanded him to get out of his sight immediately.”
Examples
simple
“Get out of my sight before I get even angrier.”
contextual
“After the employee lied for the third time, the manager pointed to the door and told him to get out of his sight.”
complex
“Disgusted by the betrayal, the king turned his back on his former advisor and commanded him to get out of his sight immediately.”
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