Definitions
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- adjective of eyes Lacking
pupils .
Etymologies
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Examples
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And the strange, pupilless eyes were a deep and glowing amber.
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Their pupilless eyes glowed Unseleighe red, and they seemed to know what he was thinking-and be laughing at him.
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Their pupilless eyes glowed Unseleighe red, and they seemed to know what he was thinking — and be laughing at him.
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Emmanuel didn't smile, but a faint light seemed to burn in the black depths of his pupilless eyes.
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They were thrice the size of the human eye and triangular, the apex of the angle upward; black as jet, pupilless, filled with tiny, leaping red flames,
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It was he who had theorized that the pupilless orbs were each and every pair subtly positioned so that they all focused on approximately the same spot - the one where Cullen's crew was presently engaged in exploration.
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It was he who had theorized that the pupilless orbs were each and every pair subtly positioned so that they all focused on approximately the same spot - the one where Cullen's crew was presently engaged in exploration.
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They were huge, monsters, like a wolf in a nightmare: four feet at the shoulder, with ivory fangs as long as his thumb and pupilless red eyes that glowed with the light of hellfire.
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No, this living emblem of evolutionary perversity wasn't merely hairy, it was sprinkled with purple spots-an armpit with a rash-and its pupilless white eyes rolled about the brow of its cephalothorax like mothballs in a lapidary.
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No, this living emblem of evolutionary perversity wasn't merely hairy, it was sprinkled with purple spots-an armpit with a rash-and its pupilless white eyes rolled about the brow of its cephalothorax like mothballs in a lapidary.
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