sharp-eyed
adjective /ˌʃɑːpˈaɪd/
/ˌʃɑːrp-/ Definition
› very good at noticing things: A sharp-eyed secretary noticed the mistake just in time.PerceptiveUsing the eyesIntelligence
(Definition of sharp-eyed adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- acute adjective (ACCURATE/CLEVER)
- acutely adverb (ACCURATELY/CLEVERLY)
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