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Keen

/kiːn/
Having a strong interest or enthusiasm for something, or being very sharp or intense.

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Examples:

He had the keenest eyes as well as the steadiest aim.

He was so keen, so alert for a boy of thirteen.

Wallace's voice sank with the keen memory of that shame.

Etymology:

etymology
Originating from Middle English kene, meaning furious or keen, and from Old English cēne, meaning brave or clever, evolving further from Proto-Germanic roots.

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