The antonyms of "beady-eyed" are words that are used to describe someone with large, expressive and kind eyes. "Big-eyed", "bright-eyed", "innocent", and "open-eyed" are some antonyms that can be used to describe a person who is not beady-eyed. Whereas "beady-eyed" refers to small, sharp, and deeply set eyes that might indicate a watchful or suspicious personality, the antonyms suggest someone who is approachable, trusting, and possibly even naive. The use of antonyms can help a writer to add depth, nuance, and variety to character descriptions, allowing the reader to form a more vivid picture of the characters they are reading about.

What are the antonyms for Beady-eyed?

• adj.

  • noun
  • unmalicious
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