quick-sighted

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quick-sighted

A quick-sighted birdwatcher spots a rare finch in the tree.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Keenly perceptive or alert: Having the ability to notice and understand things quickly and sharply; mentally acute.
    • Having very keen vision: Having exceptionally sharp eyesight; able to see small details or distant objects clearly.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective (Mentally perceptive):

    • The detective was quick-sighted, noticing clues that others missed.
    • She is quick-sighted into the complexities of human behavior.
  • Adjective (Having sharp vision):

    • The hawk is a quick-sighted predator, able to spot its prey from great heights.
    • He was as quick-sighted as a cat in the dim light.
Advanced Usage
  • "Quick-sighted into": This construction is used to describe being acutely aware or perceptive about a specific subject, fault, or detail.
    • The critic was quick-sighted into the film's narrative flaws.
Variants and Related Words
  • Quick-sightedness (n): The quality or state of being quick-sighted, either in perception or vision.
    • Her quick-sightedness saved the company from a poor investment.
Synonyms
  • Perceptive: Having or showing sensitive insight.
  • Observant: Quick to notice things.
  • Sharp-eyed: Having good eyesight; observant.
  • Eagle-eyed: Having extremely sharp eyesight; very observant.
  • Discerning: Showing good judgment and understanding.
Antonyms
  • Unobservant: Not quick to notice things.
  • Oblivious: Not aware of or not concerned about what is happening around one.
  • Myopic: Lacking imagination, foresight, or intellectual insight (figuratively); also, nearsighted (literally).
quick-sighted

A quick-sighted birdwatcher spots a rare finch in the tree.

Adjective
  1. keenly perceptive or alert
    • quick-sighted into the faults of the time- Leonard Bacon
  2. having very keen vision
    • quick-sighted as a cat