feast one's eyes
Take it in
To feast one's eyes is to look at something with great pleasure and appreciation, typically something beautiful, impressive, or long-desired.
The expression suggests visual enjoyment so satisfying it's comparable to savoring a delicious meal.
Feast your eyes on this sunset.
She feasted her eyes on the jewelry display.
The phrase often appears as an invitation to look at something the speaker considers remarkable or worth admiring.
- admireRegard with approval
- gazeFixed, intent look
- take inAccept into shelter
- enjoyTake pleasure in
- observePerceive with attention
drink in · beauty · splendor · marvel · grandeur · appreciate · artistry · look upon · magnificence · view · idiom · relish · behold · sight to behold · elegance · trope · radiance · savor
feast one's eyesglance
Brief, casual look
glimpse · look away · peek · catch a glimpse · skim over
feast one's eyeslook away
Redirect one's gaze
close one's eyes · turn away · turn a blind eye · shut one's eyes
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