gazing
GAY-zing/ˈɡeɪzɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of gaze. Use it for looking that is happening now, or as the name of the action.
She stood gazing at the stars for a long time.
He spent the whole afternoon gazing out the window.
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- 2The act of looking at something for a long time.
Like staring at something so long that you almost forget the time.
Her long gazing at the night sky made her feel calm.
All that gazing into the fire made him sleepy.
Similarstaring
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gazing is a form of gaze
gaze, verb: To look at something for a long time, often with great interest. Full entry
- Spelling
- gaze → gazing: drop the e, add -ing
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