gazed

Phonetic Respelling: [ geyz ]

Definition:

v. to look steadily; n. a steady look that doesn't blink.

Sentence:

She gazed in to the dark night sky.

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She gazed in to the dark night sky.

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She gazed at the stars in the stilly night.

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We looked up and gazed at the full moon.

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Penny gazed at her gowns all lined in a row. "If I can't wear pants" then what?

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The hungry man gazed needfully at the food.

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We gazed at the cumuli.

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he gazed reverently at the handiwork.

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What does Paddington mean when he says he gazed 'disconsolately' at a large pamphlet?

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When Dorothy gazed down into the valley, how did the houses look?

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Granite is crystalline. OR She gazed at the crystalline water of melted snow.

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Mordred said, I gazed anew as a bright cavalcade spilled out of that white castle. What does 'cavalcade' mean?

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She gazed at the crystalline water of melted snow.

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What were the children filled with when they gazed at the stars?

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She stood on the foreland and gazed at the ocean.

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I gazed over the side of the boat into the murky depths of the harbor.

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Synonyms:

peer; regard; stare

Antonyms:

look away

Gazed rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • blazed
  • braised
  • brazed
  • crazed
  • dazed
  • fazed
  • glazed
  • grazed
  • lazed
  • phased
  • phrased
  • praised
  • raised
  • razed
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • amazed
  • appraised
  • unfazed
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • reappraised