piercing
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definition
verb
a splinter had pierced the skin
(of a sharp pointed object) go into or through (something).
adjective
he stared at me with those piercing eyes
(of eyes or a look) appearing to see through someone; searching.
example
For with every 'piercing' look she gave me when I had done something wrong, I feared that just as she gave me life, she could just as easily take it away.
A painful 'piercing' feeling went through my heart when she did that.
After a little while, he put the book away and slipped his jacket back on against the 'piercing' chill of the wind.
The sharp, 'piercing' shriek of the morning bell sounded in from within the school building, echoing through the campus.
A 'piercing' insight and egoless clarity in the assessment of his own future reinstalled his cricketing career once again.
At night, I was awakened by the 'piercing' wind and burrowed under the quilt to escape the cold.
By reading this book, you'll get an introduction to the hilarious irony of his day-to-day situations, the 'piercing' sadness of his struggle, and the amazing strength he shows in everything he does.
His eyes were keen, their 'piercing' gaze complementing the wisdom behind them.
Ally squirmed and quickly looked away from the 'piercing' eyes of her aggravated agent.
Teena scrunched her brows; her 'piercing' look could make anyone turn stone.
She covered her ears with the 'piercing' sound of shattering glass.
Her lungs felt heavy from the exercise and her throat ached each time she took a breath of the cold, 'piercing' air.
He leaves the 'piercing' insights for another day though.
Besides, he was a refreshing reminder that gentlemen do indeed still exist in the world, which you know has been a 'piercing' fear of mine.
This is a 'piercing' analysis of political currents and an epic tragedy filled with fascinating characters and antagonisms and beliefs that divided the nation.
On a more intellectual level, he felt a 'piercing' fear that he would only hurt her by drawing her close, that to even be near him was draining her very essence away.
However, as I like being in the open, later on I return to the stern, which was the only place to escape the 'piercing' wind.
His black leather trench coat billowing out behind him as his 'piercing' blue-eyes seemed deep in thought.
I opened my window, a 'piercing' sound in the almost complete silence.
He was cut off in mid-sentence by a loud and 'piercing' scream from the rear of the wagon.
It snowed on and off all day and a cold 'piercing' wind blew down the streets, along the canyons between the city's skyscrapers.
As I opened the door, the strong 'piercing' cold, and the rain, stung me in the face.
What struck him though was the 'piercing' gaze of the other.
She and the guys turned to go, their peaceful silence only to be interrupted by a loud, 'piercing' scream.
He dove under again, searching with 'piercing' eyes for the girl, his mind besieged with frenzied thoughts.
That 'piercing' insight is not included in her Critical Editions though it is implicit in the pages reprinted from her own perceptive book.
Jerry and I were in the house alone and I'd just fallen asleep, when I was awakened by a loud 'piercing' scream.
He looked just like the pictures: the long-ish hair, 'piercing' eyes, and the downturned mouth.
I am grateful to an unknown referee whose 'piercing' comment on an earlier version of the paper greatly simplified the proof.
He glanced over at her then, and she could feel those 'piercing' eyes looking her up and down, taking her in, before he turned to gaze out the window again.
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