cat-eyed (Meaning)
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cat-eyed (a.)
Having eyes like a cat; hence, able to see in the dark.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cat-eyed
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cat-eyed Sentence Examples
- She possessed a mysterious allure with her cat-eyed gaze that seemed to pierce through the soul.
- The actress's striking cat-eyed makeup accentuated her already captivating features on the red carpet.
- In the dimly lit room, his cat-eyed vision allowed him to navigate effortlessly through the darkness.
- The cat-eyed spectacles perched on her nose added an air of sophistication to her ensemble.
- As she prowled the stage, her cat-eyed movements captivated the audience's attention.
- The cat-eyed creature prowled silently through the forest, its golden eyes glinting in the moonlight.
- Her cat-eyed stare conveyed a sense of wisdom beyond her years.
- The spy relied on his cat-eyed night vision goggles to gather intelligence under the cover of darkness.
- The cat-eyed statue in the museum seemed to follow visitors with its eerie gaze.
- With her cat-eyed reflexes, she easily dodged the incoming attacks in the martial arts tournament.
FAQs About the word cat-eyed
Having eyes like a cat; hence, able to see in the dark.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
She possessed a mysterious allure with her cat-eyed gaze that seemed to pierce through the soul.
The actress's striking cat-eyed makeup accentuated her already captivating features on the red carpet.
In the dimly lit room, his cat-eyed vision allowed him to navigate effortlessly through the darkness.
The cat-eyed spectacles perched on her nose added an air of sophistication to her ensemble.
