eyes

/ aɪz /

plural noun

1. nautical the part of the bows of a ship that are furthest forward at the level of the main deck

Example Sentences

“If you closed your eyes,” Yang added, “you would have thought this was a normal year.”

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The affidavit notes that Ramirez saw “markings” on the alleged victim’s neck and petechiae — tiny spots — “in the white part of her eyes.”

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Wales and North Macedonia will now have their eyes firmly fixed on Thursday's play-off draw.

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Either way, people love to point out the resemblance with wide eyes and goofy grins, as if it’s my first time hearing the comparison.

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It was because the very thought of England made her eyes blur with tears.

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Related Words

• appearance 
• eye 
• perception 
• view 
• vision