Difference between Opened and Round Eyed

OPENED vs ROUND EYED: ADJECTIVE

Having the seal broken so as to reveal the contents.
Having the covering skin pulled back; -- used of mouth or eyes. Opposite of closed.
Not sealed or having been unsealed
Used of mouth or eyes
Made open or clear

Began, Launched, Broke, Reopen, Started, Entered, Reopened, Round eyed, Agaze, Agape, Staring, Yawning, Wide, Unsealed, Gaping

Inaugurated, Began, Launched, Broke, Reopen, Started, Reopened, Round eyed, Agaze, Agape, Staring, Yawning, Wide, Unsealed, Gaping

Called when a remote is received or opened, or local notification is opened notification.
Seeds are dropped in the furrows opened by the plough and the same is closed or covered when the next furrow is opened.
It opened the workplace to Rwandan women just as World War II had opened it to American women.
Seeds are dropped in the furrows opened by the plough and the same is closed or coveredwhen the next furrow is opened.
But I said that I opened my intellect as I opened my mouth, in order to shut it again on something solid.
When the inside door got opened the outside door automatically opened too.
The container may be opened only if the court orders it to be opened.
It opened their eyes, it opened their minds, and it opened their hearts.
All deposit accounts opened online are deemed to be opened and maintained in the State of North Carolina.
Recently opened opened and information has not yet been shared with TU.

Don't let the of wealth and round-eyed money come-on you into something which is meant to go wrong.
His buddy Antonio, neatly dressed, alert, quick moving, and round eyed, was shoved into the same holding cell, charged with kidnapping.