Definition

Having very sharp or keen eyesight, able to notice small details or changes.

Example

The hawkeyed detective quickly spotted the clue that everyone else missed.

Conversation

Did you notice how hawkeyed Sarah is when it comes to spotting mistakes?

I know, right? She catches everything!

It's impressive how her hawkeyed attention to detail helps the team.

Absolutely! We definitely need more people like her.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Hawkeyed → It is formed from "hawk" (from Old English *hafoc*, meaning a bird of prey) and "-eyed" (meaning having eyes of a specified kind). The term "hawkeyed" describes someone who has keen or sharp eyesight, akin to that of a hawk.

Memory Tip

Think of a hawk, known for its sharp vision, to remember that "hawkeyed" means having keen eyesight.

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