gapingstock Antonyms
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Meaning of gapingstock
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gapingstock (n.)
One who is an object of open-mouthed wonder.
gapingstock Sentence Examples
- The politician's scandalous behavior made him a gapingstock in the eyes of the public.
- The boy's awkward attempts at dancing turned him into a gapingstock for his peers.
- The company's reckless decision to invest in a failing project left them as a gapingstock in the industry.
- The teacher's incompetence made them a gapingstock among the students.
- The author's controversial novel exposed their own prejudices and became a gapingstock for critics.
- The celebrity's lavish spending habits made them a gapingstock for those who valued modesty.
- The town's ancient monument was in such disrepair that it had become a gapingstock for tourists.
- The scientist's eccentric theories made them a gapingstock in the academic community.
- The artist's bizarre sculptures were met with ridicule and made them a gapingstock in the art world.
- The politician's gaffe was so outrageous that it made them a gapingstock for everyone who heard it.
FAQs About the word gapingstock
One who is an object of open-mouthed wonder.
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The politician's scandalous behavior made him a gapingstock in the eyes of the public.
The boy's awkward attempts at dancing turned him into a gapingstock for his peers.
The company's reckless decision to invest in a failing project left them as a gapingstock in the industry.
The teacher's incompetence made them a gapingstock among the students.
