Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
gaze .
Etymologies
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Examples
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If you happen to have any of the above on when the preacher starts hammering away, blocking your ear with the unceasing noise, gazes from the other bus righteous will make you feel so uncomfortable and tensed.
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If you happen to have any of the above on when the preacher starts hammering away, blocking your ear with the unceasing noise, gazes from the other bus righteous will make you feel so uncomfortable and tensed.
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* Chodin gazes out the window at an African American guy crossing the street.
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* Chodin gazes out the window at an African American guy crossing the street.
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'' Langdon and Sophie seemed unable to tear their stunned gazes from the revolver aimed at them.
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A virgin gazes at a Virgin, at long golden arms curving round the crystal globe of a womb in which the Eucharist sits like a promise.
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SESNO: Every split second -- the way the candidate is lit, the way they're framed in the photo, the looks and the gazes, which is what was so interesting in that spot, as they're looking at the candidate.
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She had known he was in the room, of course, and yet the meeting of their gazes was a physical shock to her, like taking hold of a thunderbolt with both hands.
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"To state my views freely then: I must say, that, if this suspected doctrine be not one of the unsophisticated utterances of the spiritual nature of man, I am almost led to doubt whether the clearness with which the spiritualist 'gazes' on the rest may not possibly be an illusion.
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On the edge of Tiananmen Square, across the street from Mao Zedong's tomb, He Yingying munches on a piece of chicken and gazes at the benign-looking figure beaming down at her.
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