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beadily
adverb
uk /ˈbiː.dəl.i/ us /ˈbiː.dəl.i/
with beady eyes (= small, bright eyes like those of a bird), or very closely:
She regarded him beadily in a way that suggested she knew he wasn't telling the truth.
With her new book, the author beadily scrutinizes the artists, gallery owners, and patrons who make up the New York art world.
The substitute teacher could sense the students eying her beadily, wondering what kind of personality they were dealing with.
I can sense my cat looking at me beadily whenever I walk toward the cabinet where I keep his food.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
The eye & surrounding area
beetling
canthus
chiasm
chiasma
ciliary
compound eye
eyeball
eyelid
glassy
macula
macula lutea
macular
monobrow
oculomotor
optic nerve
suborbital
superciliary
supraoptic
supraorbital
tear duct
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