Select the most appropriate meaning of the given Idiom:-

 " In one's mind's eye"?

in imagination or memory

The most appropriate meaning of the idiom "in one's mind's eye" is in imagination or memory.

The idiom comes from the idea of seeing something with your mind's eye, which means seeing it in your imagination or memory. It is often used to describe visualizing something that is not actually present.

The other options are incorrect.

• To mind or care something does not fit the meaning of the idiom. To mind or care something means to be concerned about it, while in one's mind's eye means to see something in your imagination.
• To keep an eye does not fit the meaning of the idiom. To keep an eye on something means to watch it carefully, while in one's mind's eye means to see something in your imagination.
• To control things does not fit the meaning of the idiom. To control things means to have power over them, while in one's mind's eye means to see something in your imagination.