Gaze

usgb/ɡeɪz/
verb

To look at something or someone for a long time, often in surprise or admiration.

He gazed at her with a sense of awe and wonder.
Visual representation of "gaze" - To look at something or someone for a long time, often in surprise or admiration

Often appears as...

  • gaze at
  • gaze into
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Duration Matters

Indicates a prolonged period of looking without interruption or distraction.

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She gazed at the painting for hours, appreciating every detail.
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Emotional Weight

Often used when the observer has strong feelings about what they're looking at.

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His gaze lingered on the photograph, filled with nostalgia.
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Context Specific

Can reflect various emotions like love, curiosity, fear, or surprise based on context.

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She gazed at the stormy sea, a mix of fear and fascination.
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