Exhibiting childlike simplicity and credulity.
(Used of eyes) fully open or extended.
1His great stories at bed time had made me wide-eyed with wonder.
2In the interval the two children watched the orchestra with wide-eyed interest.
3The engineer started up, wide-eyed and all alert now in the gloom.
4I gasp and rise to my feet, staring wide-eyed at the paper.
5The sightless sockets of the old moose stared wide-eyed down the river.
6She let herself stare at him wide-eyed, as was her natural reaction.
7Percy had offered her his hand, and she, wide-eyed, had taken it.
8No response, just Calli's usual wide-eyed, flat expression gazing back at her.
9Solon took it respectfully, gazing at her in wide-eyed and open-mouthed wonder.
10Baldus clung wide-eyed behind Arkoniel, a small bundle clutched in one hand.
11A sudden rush of painful recollection unceremoniously jolted Faith into wide-eyed awareness.
12All night she lay staring wide-eyed through the darkness till the dawn.
13She sat up in bed, wide-eyed, peering into the darkness and listening.
14The children did not even cry; they stared, wide-eyed, paralysed with fear.
15I try to keep up my wide-eyed act, but it crumbles easily.
16In Munich, later that month, an audience had stared, wide-eyed and open-mouthed.