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eagle-eyed
[ ee-guhl-ahyd ]
adjective
- having keen vision.
eagle-eyed
adjective
- having keen or piercing eyesight
Word History and Origins
Origin of eagle-eyed1
Example Sentences
Eagle-eyed Nelson Molina, who has been with the department since 1981, started the whole thing.
Some eagle-eyed fans said they could see both Switzerland and Austria, the two countries that sandwich the tiny monarchy.
The eagle-eyed teacher spied the movement and haled the aggressor to the floor.
The old Indian fighter had that strange sense of proportion, that eagle-eyed view of life that the desert sometimes breeds.
No lounging now; the young man sat arrow-straight and eagle-eyed.
"It isn't a joke, it's earnest," returned the girl, and a warm feeling arose in her heart for the eagle-eyed man in the high hat.
Traces of the fierce, unsociable, eagle-eyed, hard-drinking hunter remained.
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