dewy-eyed (Meaning)

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dewy-eyed (s)

exhibiting childlike simplicity and credulity

She listened to the romantic story with dewy-eyed fascination, completely enthralled by every word.
The young couple walked hand in hand, their eyes dewy with affection as they gazed at each other.
As the bride walked down the aisle, her parents watched with dewy-eyed pride.
The children sat around the storyteller, their faces dewy-eyed with wonder as they listened to the tales of magic and adventure.
His dewy-eyed expression betrayed his innocence and naivety in matters of the heart.
Despite the hardships they faced, the family remained dewy-eyed with hope for a better future.
The elderly couple sat on the porch swing, reminiscing about their youth with dewy-eyed nostalgia.
The puppy looked up at its owner with dewy-eyed adoration, eager for love and affection.
The audience left the theater dewy-eyed after watching the emotional performance.
She couldn't help but feel dewy-eyed when she stumbled upon old love letters from her grandparents.

exhibiting childlike simplicity and credulity

naive, innocent, inexperienced, simple, wide-eyed, aw-shucks, primitive, unworldly, unsuspecting, naïf

cautious, suspicious, doubting, unconvinced, wary, sophisticated, careful, skeptical, cautious, knowing

She listened to the romantic story with dewy-eyed fascination, completely enthralled by every word.

The young couple walked hand in hand, their eyes dewy with affection as they gazed at each other.

As the bride walked down the aisle, her parents watched with dewy-eyed pride.

The children sat around the storyteller, their faces dewy-eyed with wonder as they listened to the tales of magic and adventure.