Moderate as in view To examine or inspect closely, especially in a scrutinizing manner, as in checking something thoroughly. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Eyeball'
After a long day of staring at the computer screen, Jane's eyeballs felt strained and tired.
In the horror movie, a mysterious creature emerged from the darkness, its glowing eyeballs sending shivers down the characters' spines.
The mechanic had to eyeball the engine to identify the source of the mysterious noise.
The gardener decided to eyeball the soil to determine its moisture content before planting the delicate flowers.
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