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No, it's a compliment. Easy on the eyes, as in, pleasant to look at.

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No, it's a compliment. Easy on the eyes, as in, pleasant to look at.

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You're Easy on the Eyes was created on 1998-08-17.

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Easy on the Eyes - 1933 was released on:

USA: 17 February 1933

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"easy on someone's eyes" sounds very awkward to me, although there may be times when a writer could use it in some ironic or comical context. It is a figure of speech that has the function of an adjective describing the thing or person that is pleasant to look at. It is not about "my" eyes, or any individual's eyes. That's why "easy on someone's eyes" seems strange to me. "Is he an Adonis?" she asked. Jenna swooned "Maybe, maybe not. But easy-on-the-eye doesn't come close..."

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It is easy on the eyes

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