1. having exceptionally keen eyesight
Usage: literary; rare
2. characterized by acute perception or insight
Usage: literary; rare

Examples

• The detective’s lyncean vision allowed him to spot clues others missed.
• Her lyncean observation of human nature made her an excellent judge of character.
• With lyncean precision, the critic identified every flaw in the argument.
• The ornithologist’s lyncean eyes could distinguish species from great distances.
• His lyncean analysis of the market trends proved remarkably accurate.