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What is another word for
more wide-eyed
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Comparative for having one's eyes wide open
Comparative for feeling surprise or astonishment
Comparative for innocent or naive in nature
Comparative for new or inexperienced for a given role or position
Comparative for easily influenced or persuaded
(
of a person
)
Comparative for wholesome and untainted by immorality
Comparative for watchful, especially for danger or disorder
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Adjective
▲
Comparative for having one's eyes wide open
more popeyed
more unblinking
more goggle-eyed
more moon-eyed
more owly-eyed
more saucer-eyed
more agog
“The men were all shouting and whistling at them while I sat there,
wide-eyed
.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for feeling surprise or astonishment
dumber
loster
dizzier
spacier
muzzier
dopier
punchier
sillier
slaphappier
groggier
woozier
blanker
harder put
fuzzier
unsteadier
giddier
fearfuller
foggier
vaguer
hazier
number
stupider
chokier
woollier
UK
woolier
US
fainter
wobblier
shakier
tipsier
lighter
blinder
weaker in the knees
more astounded
more flabbergasted
more amazed
more astonished
more staggered
more stunned
more dumbfounded
more shocked
more gobsmacked
more thunderstruck
more agape
more dazed
more aghast
more nonplussed
more surprised
more agog
more spellbound
more open-mouthed
more taken aback
more shell-shocked
more tongue-tied
more awe-stricken
more confounded
more awestruck
more bewildered
more perplexed
more startled
more flummoxed
more dumfounded
more awed
more disconcerted
more openmouthed
more discomposed
more goggle-eyed
more lost for words
more incredulous
more bemused
more wonderstruck
more stumped
more confused
more dismayed
more benumbed
more puzzled
more enthralled
more horrified
more stuck
more breathless
more beat
more slack-jawed
more frightened
more addled
more baffled
more befuddled
more muddled
more discombobulated
more distracted
more clueless
more dopey
more disoriented
more beaten
more flustered
more befogged
more mixed-up
more addlepated
more uncertain
more uncomprehending
more muddleheaded
more zonked
more raddled
more troubled
more addle
more affected
more appalled
more moved
more spaced-out
more terrified
more pixilated
more pixillated
more afraid
more foxed
more hard-pressed
more emotional
more gaga
more impressed
more staggering
more stricken
more vexed
more disturbed
more scared
more frozen
more petrified
more spooked
more panicky
more upset
more anxious
more horror-struck
more horror-stricken
more abashed
more doubtful
more shattered
more addlebrained
more besotted
more admiring
more adrift
more mortified
more cowed
more worried
more intimidated
more disorganized
US
more disorganised
UK
more buried
more verklempt
more defeated
more woolly-headed
more discountenanced
more woolly-minded
more frustrated
more lightheaded
more vertiginous
more swimmy
more unbelieving
more disbelieving
more absent-minded
more slap-happy
more weak-kneed
more ❯
“Myst stared in
wide-eyed
wonder at the open blue sky and the wind cutting through the tall grasses.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for innocent or naive in nature
simpler
greener
unwarier
unworldlier
naifer
dewier
easier
rawer
ignoranter
callower
fresher
younger
unwiser
sillier
tenderer
folksier
cleaner
purer
rookier
newer
unriper
foolisher
fonder
quainter
shallower
plainer
cuter
homelier
wholesomer
homier
truer
humbler
quieter
lowlier
candider
honester
cruder
rougher
realer
austerer
franker
friendlier
cosier
UK
cozier
US
more naive
more innocent
more ingenuous
more unsophisticated
more unsuspecting
more unsuspicious
more gullible
more credulous
more childlike
more uncritical
more unknowing
more inexperienced
more exploitable
more impressionable
more simpleminded
more susceptible
more primitive
more unguarded
more gullable
more trustful
more unquestioning
more dewy-eyed
more immature
more artless
more guileless
more natural
more unschooled
more dupable
more unaffected
more unstudied
more vulnerable
more unpretentious
more unsceptical
more youthful
more accepting
more confiding
more exploitative
more exploitive
more deceivable
more insensible
more undeveloped
more unassuming
more modest
more uninformed
more unrefined
more untaught
more idealistic
more uncorrupted
more unpolished
more verdant
more juvenile
more undeceitful
more overtrusting
more imprudent
more incognizant
more underdeveloped
more unartificial
more corn-fed
more uncool
more overcredulous
more untrained
more childish
more uncultivated
more vernal
more unlearned
more uncomplicated
more defenceless
UK
more fictile
more fleeceable
more malleable
more unskeptical
more biting
more genuine
more manipulatable
more fresh-faced
more defenseless
US
more simple-minded
more unfamiliar
more goshwow
more goshwowboyoboy
more virginal
more Panglossian
more unacquainted
more countrified
more uneducated
more starry-eyed
more backward
more backwards
more ordinary
more spontaneous
more open
more unpretending
more rustic
more uncivilized
US
more uncivilised
UK
more straightforward
more childly
more elementary
more unprogressive
more unwitting
more unmindful
more unaware
more oblivious
more relaxed
more clueless
more unconscious
more honest-to-goodness
more basic
more unripened
more unformed
more frivolous
more babyish
more informal
more simplistic
more unfashionable
more benighted
more down-home
more uninhibited
more sophomoric
more unselfconscious
more inelegant
more girlish
more godforsaken
more sincere
more dinkum
more unforced
more traditional
more low-key
more downhome
more unmannered
more ❯
“I've been trying to come up with a term to describe that particular
wide-eyed
look of false innocence that co-workers flash at you when you approach their desks.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for new or inexperienced for a given role or position
newer
rawer
fresher
greener
callower
unworldlier
younger
cuter
ignoranter
unriper
rookier
ruder
dewier
more junior
more inexperienced
more naive
more innocent
more undeveloped
more untrained
more artless
more boyish
more girlish
more ingenuous
more unpracticed
more unqualified
more uncultivated
more unskilled
more unversed
more youthful
more immature
more juvenile
more childlike
more uninformed
more unschooled
more unacquainted
more inexpert
more baby-faced
more unconversant
more unsophisticated
more unfamiliar
more unripened
more unformed
more puerile
more amateur
more unaccustomed
more unpractised
more unused
more verdant
more undisciplined
more inept
more sophomoric
more amateurish
more uninstructed
more untaught
more unenlightened
more unskillful
more unlearned
more unprofessional
more underdeveloped
more jackleg
more newcome
more incognizant
more oblivious
more unaware
more unknowing
more unwitting
more inconversant
more untechnical
more unspecialized
more general
more generalised
UK
more generalized
US
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for easily influenced or persuaded
tenderer
easier
meeker
tamer
unwarier
softer
readier
wider open
weaker
more amenable
more gullible
more naive
more docile
more ingenuous
more persuadable
more unsuspecting
more credulous
more impressionable
more manageable
more submissive
more controllable
more exploitable
more governable
more influenceable
more prone
more tractable
more innocent
more malleable
more open
more pliant
more suggestible
more susceptive
more persuasible
more pliable
more susceptible
more vulnerable
more responsive
more sensitive
more receptive
more acquiescent
more gullable
more defenceless
UK
more given
more inclined
more predisposed
more emotional
more adaptable
more disposed
more movable
more defenseless
US
more dewy-eyed
more unguarded
more assailable
more pregnable
more liable
more unresistant
more unprotected
more subject
more helpless
more accessible
more attackable
more insecure
more unfortified
more on the line
more endangered
more threatened
more ❯
Adjective
▲
(
of a person
)
Comparative for wholesome and untainted by immorality
purer
chaster
better
honester
cleaner
saintlier
truer
wholesomer
worthier
whiter
more moral
more innocent
more righteous
more virtuous
more upright
more virginal
more immaculate
more maidenly
more blameless
more decent
more modest
more angelic
more ethical
more exemplary
more impeccable
more unsullied
more honorable
US
more honourable
UK
more reputable
more sinless
more uncorrupted
more undefiled
more upstanding
more noble
more spotless
more unblemished
more guileless
more guiltless
more unaffected
more unspoiled
more unspoilt
more continent
more inculpable
more inviolate
Adjective
▲
Comparative for watchful, especially for danger or disorder
charier
readier
warier
acuter
keener
leerier
sharper
perkier
quicker
more vigilant
more alert
more attentive
more watchful
more observant
more awake
more cautious
more careful
more circumspect
more heedful
more mindful
more prepared
more prudent
more active
more agog
more anxious
more aware
more guarded
more regardful
more wired
more eagle-eyed
more hawk-eyed
more on guard
more sharp-eyed
more beady-eyed
more gimlet-eyed
more on the lookout
more open-eyed
more bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
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