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Meanings of third eye in English
Mystical and esoteric concept of a speculative invisible eye which provides perception beyond ordinary sight.
A sensory structure capable of light reception located on the dorsal side of the diencephalon in various reptiles.
Usage of third eye in English
1
This will exercise and develop your third eye, which is extremely important.
2
She was the third eye connecting me to a larger, mysterious universe.
3
As neat as even he could have wished, like a third eye.
4
I shut down my third eye, and re-established all my mental shields.
5
Your grandmother had a third eye; she could see things most people can't.
6
In a moment a third eye shut, and Peronnik sang on.
7
The third eye was on his forehead, where the old sorb had been.
8
She really didn't care if her third eye had helped her or not.
9
A bullet had left a gaping third eye in his forehead.
10
He had a third eye in the centre of his forehead.
11
Then retract the beam of light back into your third eye.
12
My third eye opened wide, my private eye, and suddenly I could See.
13
We all have a third eye hidden in our shoulder blade.
14
And now you have developed a third eye, of all things!
15
For what reason has this third eye appeared in thy forehead?
16
I reached inside, concentrating, and my third eye, my private eye, slowly opened.
This collocation consists of:
Third eye through the time
Third eye across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common