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wide-eyed

[wahyd-ahyd] / ˈwaɪdˌaɪd /










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The girls had told Mrs. Redfield some wide-eyed tale about hearing strange sounds in the night.

From Literature

“The harp is playing by itself,” I said, wide-eyed.

From Literature

Most of the kids sat in wide-eyed astonishment.

From Literature

The camera regularly abruptly panned to her musicians, who held the same wide-eyed stare as Gaga.

From Los Angeles Times

Tartakovsky conveys all of Spear’s torment, loneliness and the magnitude of his love with zero dialogue, only a wide-eyed stare into the distance as he lumbers along, pulled by the memory of an unfinished life.

From Salon