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Hiding in plain sight, except it isn't even hiding.
means Done or shown openly, with no attempt to conceal it.
from From Old French overt, past participle of ovrir, to open — literally the door left unshut, your intentions on full display.
Legal weightAn overt act is the visible proof of conspiracy.
Exact oppositeCovert, its sneaky, lowercase-voice twin.
Spelling trapNo silent letters, unlike the secrets it isn't keeping.