View synonyms for eye-opening

eye-opening

[ ahy-oh-puh-ning ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

serving as an eyeopener; enlightening:
an eye-opening investigation of government corruption.

Before Ebola, 97 percent of children were immunized, according to an eye-opening report by NPR.

The eye-opening documentary E-Team, shot by James Foley and others, will premiere on Netflix Oct. 24.

In 1988, I spent an ACT UP weekend in Washington D.C., which was an eye-opening experience for both sides.

The mismatch in superpower military strength in the region is eye opening.

Then Morris provides some eye-opening evidence to the contrary.

They are records of accurate, useful, eye-opening details as to fauna, all the world over.

He was a decent sort of johnny and told me a few eye-opening things about doctors.

Ay it was like a holy eye opening suddenly on human crime and human passions.

And very much will depend upon the way in which we face such sensational and eye-opening experiences.

Introduce clay at the eye opening until the addition of the glass eye inside will make the organ sufficiently prominent.

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