right-eyed
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A person or animal with only the right eye
- adjective
- /ˈraɪtˌaɪd/
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de un solo ojo derecho
- After the accident, he became right-eyed due to the loss of vision in his left eye.
Examples
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Certain fish species are right-eyed, with both eyes located on the right side of their bodies.
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The right-eyed condition can occur from congenital defects or injuries.
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The right-eyed boy could see perfectly.
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She is right-eyed and has a unique perspective.
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After the surgery, he was left right-eyed and could only see with his right eye.
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The animal's right-eyed condition affects its hunting strategy.
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Due to an accident, he is now right-eyed, relying solely on his right eye for vision.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Surface Forms
right-eyed positive
Morphology
Etymology
Right-eyed is made from right ('not left') and eyed (from 'eye'), like one-eyed or blue-eyed, so it describes a person or animal that has only the right eye or whose eyes sit on the right side.