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wide-eyed
[ wahyd-ahyd ]
adjective
- with the eyes open wide, as in amazement, innocence, or sleeplessness.
wide-eyed
adjective
- innocent or credulous
Word History and Origins
Origin of wide-eyed1
Example Sentences
Whether writing about accidentally coming out as gay to his music teacher, learning French as a 41-year-old or feeling crushing jealousy for his artistically gifted sister, Sedaris approaches every new experience with a wide-eyed curiosity.
Leslie traces Lennon and McCartney’s friendship from its wide-eyed, teenaged origins through its tragic denouement.
But there was plenty of needle when a wide-eyed Serrano removed the headguard and stared into a smirking Taylor's eyes, before they both departed the stage without a handshake or even a nod of acknowledgement.
I was a wide-eyed young cricketer at England development trials and Lot - or Lottie, as many know her - was the 16-year-old prodigy already playing for England.
Bodyworn camera footage showed her listening to the arresting officer, wide-eyed but quiet and compliant.
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