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Meanings of eye-popping in English

Amazingly impressive; suggestive of the flashing of lightning.

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Usage of eye-popping in English
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While payouts are potentially eye-popping, the risks are considerable, industry veterans say.
Reuters
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But that hasn't prevented a long and inglorious catalogue of eye-popping attempts.
The Irish Times
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And in one last eye-popping spec, the 835 will support Gigabit LTE.
Wired
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Even as Uber Technologies exited China, the company's financial loss has remained eye-popping.
The Irish Times
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It's an eye-popping number but the haggling and hustling required is more extraordinary.
Radio NZ
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LANDMARKS: There's some eye-popping new architecture springing up around the country.
The Irish Times
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But Carlyle could potentially make an eye-popping return on China Pacific.
Reuters
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Special effects supervised by veteran John Dykstra are at once witty and eye-popping.
Reuters
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A few eye-popping returns aside, sovereign funds have fared badly from bank recapitalisations.
Reuters
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Sberbank endured an eye-popping one-day fall of almost 22 per cent.
The Irish Times
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After the initial thrill of seeing the humpback breach, things became seriously eye-popping.
BBC
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When a shell explodes, the stars ignite, creating the chest-thumping, eye-popping ooh-ah effect.
Wired
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The MoD estimate is smaller but the figures are still eye-popping.
The Guardian
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YouTube is full of cheeky and eye-popping footage taken by Phantoms.
The Guardian
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The Gunners have won an eye-popping seven on the bounce in the EPL.
The South African
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And we couldn't forget accessories like eye-popping necklaces, cuffs and clutches.
Ebony
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