My eye Meaning in English
expression
Definition
The expression "my eye" is an old-fashioned way to say you strongly doubt or do not believe what someone has said. It is used to show disbelief, similar to saying "no way" or "that can't be true."
Usage & Nuances
Very informal and now quite old-fashioned or playful; most common in British English. Used only to express disbelief or skepticism about a statement. Similar to 'Yeah, right!' or 'As if!' Not used literally about eyes. Avoid in formal writing; can sound sarcastic or mocking.
Example Sentences
"You saw a UFO? My eye!"
basic
"He says he can run 100 meters in 10 seconds? My eye!"
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"The cake was homemade? My eye!"
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"You think he's going to pay you back? My eye!"
natural
"She says she's never been late to class—my eye!"
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"That guy claims he's a millionaire? My eye!"
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