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gaze at

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gaze at someone or something
to stare at someone or something. I stood for an hour, gazing at the sea. She gazed at me for a moment and then smiled.
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Much scholarship has focused on white men directing their gaze at Polynesian women (here, again, we encounter the usual suspects: Joseph Banks, Melville, Gauguin).
When life seems hopeless, all you have to do is gaze at their silky petals, and all your misfortunes vanish into thin air.
Also, if you must look at a potential adversary, gaze at the upper chest.
 
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