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hollow-eyed
[hol-oh-ahyd]
adjective
having sunken eyes.
hollow-eyed
adjective
with the eyes appearing to be sunk into the face, as from excessive fatigue
Word History and Origins
Origin of hollow-eyed1
Example Sentences
Marty, meanwhile, hollow-eyed and churlish about straying from their objective, seems haunted with guilt after a recent stint in jail for setting a building on fire.
In Munich, world leaders were left hushed and hollow-eyed, their annual security conference suddenly transformed into a wake.
He vanished March 12 and reappeared six weeks later on pro-Russian television, thin and hollow-eyed, regurgitating Russian propaganda.
He vanished March 12 and reappeared six weeks later on pro-Russian television, thin and hollow-eyed, regurgitating Russian propaganda.
In Yemen, where warring parties have blocked humanitarian aid, hollow-eyed children and their mothers languish on the brink of death from starvation.
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