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sharp–eyed
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
sharp–eyed
(adjective)
sharp–eyed
/
ˈ
ʃɑɚp
ˈ
aɪd/
adjective
sharp–eyed
/
ˈ
ʃɑɚp
ˈ
aɪd/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of SHARP–EYED
1
:
having very good eyesight
a
sharp-eyed
bird
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2
:
having a strong ability to notice things
a
sharp-eyed
proofreader
A
sharp-eyed
[=
perceptive
] reader will notice the book's repeating themes.
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