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Easy on the eye: Meaning and Examples — Word Power 61

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Word Power 61: Easy on the eye. Meaning: Pleasant to look at. Illustrated lesson with English examples and Hindi support.

Easy on the eye

Word Power 61 · English idioms

Meaning

Pleasant to look at.

Usage

Her paintings are very easy on the eye.
I like your colour scheme in this room. It's easy on the eye.

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Use “easy on the eye” in a sentence of your own. The original lesson image also includes Hindi support and illustrations.

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