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The phrase "locked eyes" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is a figurative expression that means to have intense eye contact or to stare deeply into someone's eyes. It can be used to describe a moment of connection or intense emotion between two people. Example: As the two lovers said their final goodbyes, they locked eyes, silently conveying their unspoken feelings for each other.
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Locked eyes.
We locked eyes.
They locked eyes.
"We locked eyes intensely.
He and Ms. Benner locked eyes.
My husband locked eyes with me.
I looked up and locked eyes with Tom.
"We immediately locked eyes and both started smiling.
Instead, he simply locked eyes with a knowing teammate.
When they locked eyes, her frozen smile widened.
We locked eyes and played a mental game of chicken.
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