Bleary-eyed (adjective)

  1. Having eyes that are bleary, usually due to lack of sleep or other reasons.
  2. Appearing sleepy and having red or sore eyes.

Origin:

The word bleary-eyed is formed by combining the adjective bleary and the noun-forming suffix "-eyed". it refers to the eyes that are bleary, usually due to lack of sleep or other reasons. it is first recorded in english in the 19th century.

Examples:

  1. He woke up bleary-eyed after a long night of partying.
  2. She looked bleary-eyed and disheveled after an all-nighter.
  3. He was bleary-eyed after the long flight.
  4. The bleary-eyed students were struggling to keep their eyes open in class.
  5. He had a bleary-eyed look after a long day at work.
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