close-set

/klˈəʊssˈɛt/

/klˈoʊssˈɛt/

close-set

(of a person's eyes) positioned relatively close together, making the upper part of the face appear narrower

Examples

1. Baboons’ close-set eyes give them good binocular vision, perfect for seeing each other from a distance.

2. The technique that you use for wide set eyes is an absolute no-no for the close-set eyes.

3. Some of the more commonly known eyes shapes are hooded, close-set eyes, wide set eyes, round eyes, protruding, and the list kind of goes on.