Open-eyed
[oh-puh n-ahyd] /ˈoʊ pənˈaɪd/
adjective
1.
having the eyes open.
2.
having the eyes wide open, as in wonder.
3.
watchful; observant; alert.
4.
deliberate; conscious; knowing:
an open-eyed commission of a crime.
adjective
1.
with the eyes wide open, as in amazement
2.
watchful; alert
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