entire eye; full view; whole field of vision
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesnoun
the whole eye; entire eyeball
Describes the physical state of the entire eye, often in the context of visible features like bloodshot vessels or tears.
He hasn't slept for two nights in a row, and his eyes are full of red veins.
Upon hearing that sad news, her eyes immediately filled with hot tears.
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Under the strong light, his eyes were filled with stars.
noun
full view; whole field of vision; as far as the eye can see
literaryDescribes a scene that fills one's entire visual perception, often used for describing expansive and impressive natural landscapes or densely packed objects.
When we reached the mountainside, we saw a whole mountain slope covered with wildflowers.
Pushing open the window, my entire view was filled with golden rapeseed flower fields.
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Standing on the mountaintop, my eyes were filled with rolling green hills.