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coup d'oeil
[ koo »å²Õ-yuh; English koo dey ]
noun
French.
plural coups d'oeil
- a quick glance.
coup d'oeil
/ ku »å²Õj /
noun
- a quick glance
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of coup d'oeil1
First recorded in 1730–40; literally, “stroke of the eyeâ€
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of coup d'oeil1
literally: stroke of the eye
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I made out in the autumn that Blennerhassett laid a good deal of blame on Forster's want of flexibility of mind and of coup d'oeil.
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Of course, to me, the coup d'oeil of Rich Bar was charmingly fresh and original.
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But I doubt whether the townsfolk have ever seen anything to equal the coup d'oeil engineered by d'Amade.
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Such, in brief, was the coup d'oeil of that weird interior as it met my eyes.
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As the hour for the Matinée approached, Helen's drawing-rooms presented a coup d'oeil of splendor and elegance.
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