eye-catching
Britishadjective
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- eye-catcher noun
Example Sentences
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“Anytime anyone sees a Cosmo, it’s so pretty, more people order Cosmos. People like eye-catching things. And also there’s social media… these drinks look very good on Instagram.”
From Salon
After an eye-catching ringwalk complete with a choreographed routine alongside a dance troupe, Hennessy, 21, displayed sharp footwork, crisp shot selection and fluid combination punching.
From BBC
In the end, this is one more strand of this curious architect, whose traditional modernism is now the default vernacular for clients who do not want eye-catching signature buildings.
The most eye-catching thing about Amazon isn’t how much it’s selling, however, but how much it’s buying.
From Barron's
Whilst eye-catching, implementing it will be challenging and investors will be looking for signs of delays and cost overruns, he adds.
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