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Meaning of gazed
The primary meaning of the word "gazed" is to look steadily and intently at something or someone.
Etymology of gazed
The word "gazed" originates from the Old French word "gaser", which means "to stare", and is derived from the Frankish word "gasen" or "gazon", also meaning "to stare"
The word has been in use since the 14th century, initially meaning "to stare" or "to look fixedly", and has evolved to include a range of connotations, from simple observation to intense fascination
Synonyms
stared
looked
watched
observed
beheld
viewed
regarded
contemplated
glanced
peered
scanned
examined
inspected
surveyed
eyed
ogled
gawked
leered
stared down
fixed
focused
concentrated
riveted
transfixed
mesmerized
hypnotized
spellbound
fascinated
captivated
enthralled
beguiled
charmed
Definitions
- To look steadily and intently at something or someone, often in admiration, surprise, or thought
- To direct one's eyes or attention towards something or someone, often in a steady and intent manner
Usage Examples
- She gazed out the window, lost in thought as she watched the sunset
- The crowd gazed in awe as the fireworks exploded in the night sky
- He gazed into her eyes, trying to read her thoughts and emotions
Antonyms
ignored
overlooked
disregarded
neglected
dismissed
rejected
avoided
shunned
turned away
looked away
averted
diverted
distracted
preoccupied
indifferent
uninterested
apathetic
disinterested
unconcerned
unobservant
inattentive
oblivious