eye-catching


adjective
  1. tending to attract attention; striking

Derived forms of eye-catching

  • eye-catcher, noun

Words Nearby eye-catching

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How to use eye-catching in a sentence

  • "You shall not," I whispered, my eye catching sight of a gold louis between his fingers.

    A Village of Vagabonds | F. Berkeley Smith
  • She arose from her restful position, her eye catching his with a shamefaced expression of having given way at last.

    The Trumpet-Major | Thomas Hardy
  • They poured more funds into eye-catching exhibits at “trade fairs” from Copenhagen to Bangkok.

    East-West Trade Trends | Harold E. Stassen
  • He was as tall as Hugo; but Hugo, with his lordly good looks and beautiful clothes, was certainly a much more eye-catching figure.

    V. V.'s Eyes | Henry Sydnor Harrison
  • “A remarkable hat, that,” nodded Mrs. Lot, her eye catching sight of a Virot creation at the top of the page.

    The Pursuit of the House-Boat | John Kendrick Bangs