noun a sidelong glance or gaze expressing disapproval, skepticism, or scorn
Within the fashion and beauty industry, 'side-eye' may be used to describe a particular makeup look or a style that is edgy or unconventional.
The term 'side-eye' is commonly used in pop culture and on social media to describe a facial expression of skepticism or disapproval.
In the field of communication and body language, 'side-eye' refers to a non-verbal cue that conveys suspicion or doubt.
In a professional setting, a writer may use 'side-eye' to convey skepticism or disapproval towards a certain topic or idea without explicitly stating it in their writing.
A psychologist may use 'side-eye' to describe a nonverbal behavior observed in a client or patient, indicating a lack of trust or suspicion towards a particular person or situation.
A teacher may use 'side-eye' to address a student's inappropriate behavior in the classroom, signaling disapproval or warning without disrupting the class.
A lawyer may use 'side-eye' to express doubt or disbelief towards a witness or opposing counsel during a trial, signaling to the judge or jury that they are not convinced by the testimony.
A doctor may use 'side-eye' to describe a patient's nonverbal communication, such as rolling their eyes or giving a sideways glance, indicating skepticism or reluctance to follow medical advice.