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eagle-eyed

ADJECTIVE
  1. capable of seeing to a great distance

How To Use eagle-eyed In A Sentence

  • Sometimes the enemies are completely stupid and other times they are eagle-eyed.
  • An eagle-eyed tourist found the suspicious package.
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  • An eagle-eyed tourist found the suspicious package.
  • But eagle-eyed viewers have already noticed more than 40 mistakes in the smash hit movie.
  • Eagle-eyed readers have spotted that this post is complete bilge.
  • One eagle-eyed collector snapped up a pair of Schiaparelli earrings for just £6.
  • The crooks were spotted by an eagle-eyed CCTV operator and arrested by a police patrol which was quickly on the scene.
  • The goal was ruled out by the flag of an eagle-eyed assistant referee, much to Morecambe's relief.
  • She was a prolific writer, eagle-eyed editor, accomplished photographer and talented designer.
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