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wide-eyed

[wahyd-ahyd] / ˈwaɪdˌaɪd /










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Andrew thought he would be celebrating Zoë's 39th birthday on 23 December, quickly followed by the glorious chaos of Christmas with family, friends and their boys' wide-eyed excited innocence.

From BBC

For jaded adults and curious children alike, Amélie’s wide-eyed marvel of the world will instill new faith just when we could use it the most.

From Salon

Peering wide-eyed and black-turtlenecked from a shelf load of magazine covers.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s a treat to watch the magnetic Groff trace an unlikable guy to his idealistic origins, Radcliffe’s face soften from judgmental colleague to wide-eyed hopeful and the wonderful Mendez peel back layers of unrequited love.

From Los Angeles Times

Jacks, who leaped into the arms of a wide-eyed Joe Root, ensured England would be celebrating after all.

From BBC