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Meanings of keenly observant in English

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Usage of keenly observant in English
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He was hardly less keenly observant of them than they of him.
Charles Dickens as a Reader
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The Zelandoni Who Was First was a keenly observant, intelligent woman.
The Land of Painted Caves
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He was keenly observant of all that went on around him in the training-camp.
Sergeant York And His People
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Women, more keenly observant than the men, saw the deep-seated grief in his eyes.
Isobel : A Romance of the Northern Trail
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Hardisty was a quiet man, keenly observant of people, but himself free almost entirely from observation.
A Few Short Sketches
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Miss Lavinia was keenly observant, and from two years' daily intercourse, she knew Sylvia's nature thoroughly.
People of the Whirlpool / From The Experience Book of a Commuter...
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Then by culture and travel he developed the resources of a keenly observant and very thoughtful mind.
Fated to Be Free: A Novel
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The baroness was greatly troubled by this communication: the notary remained cool as a cucumber, and keenly observant.
White Lies
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He was keenly observant of details, and knew that these things had been missing a short time before.
Flower of the North: A Modern Romance
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Here he stood unnoted, though keenly observant himself, until one of the chiefs apprised the latter of his presence.
The Last of the Mohicans
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But Greyson was keenly observant.
The Man Thou Gavest
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He followed as well as he could, trying not to stumble, mindful that Berry was quiet but keenly observant.
Tough customer: a novel
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All through these notes we find the keenly observant spirit, and the evidence of a mind constantly alert to learn.
George Washington, Volume I
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A middle-aged man, rather dull in appearance, except for a pair of keenly observant eyes, stepped forward with slow precision.
That Mainwaring Affair
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His eyes, well-open, keenly observant, in perpetual motion, lent an air of alertness, of shrewdness, to his heavy, florid countenance.
The Yellow Streak
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Seaman, keenly observant as always, realised the change in her, yet found something of mystery in her new detachment of manner.
The Great Impersonation
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