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Sharp-eyed (Adjective)

Having keen eyesight.

All adjective clusters.

The sharp-eyed birdwatcher spotted a rare species of bird in the dense forest that others had missed.
With her sharp-eyed gaze, she quickly scanned the room and located her missing keys.
The sharp-eyed security guard noticed the suspicious behavior of the individual lurking around the building.
The sharp-eyed photographer captured the perfect shot of the fleeting moment when the sun broke through the clouds.
The sharp-eyed hiker spotted a venomous snake coiled in the underbrush, barely visible to the naked eye.

Having very keen vision; "quick-sighted as a cat".

All adjective clusters.

The sharp-eyed detective noticed a small detail that everyone else had missed.
With her sharp-eyed gaze, she scanned the room for any signs of trouble.
As a sharp-eyed observer of human behavior, she was able to pick up on subtle cues.
The sharp-eyed birdwatcher spotted a rare species of bird that no one else had seen.
The sharp-eyed editor caught several typos that had been overlooked by the proofreaders.

Keenly perceptive or alert; "quick-sighted into the faults of the time"- Leonard Bacon.

All adjective clusters.

The sharp-eyed editor caught a mistake that had been overlooked by the entire proofreading team.
With her sharp-eyed vision, she was able to spot the rare bird species that even experienced ornithologists often missed.
As a sharp-eyed observer of human behavior, the psychologist was able to pick up on subtle cues that revealed her patients' deepest fears.
The detective was sharp-eyed and detail-oriented, with a talent for noticing tiny inconsistencies in alibis and testimonies.
The sharp-eyed critic was quick to point out the flaws in the artist's latest exhibition, causing a stir in the art world.