gazingstock Synonyms
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gazingstock Meaning
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gazingstock (n.)
A person or thing gazed at with scorn or abhorrence; an object of curiosity or contempt.
gazingstock Sentence Examples
- The politician's controversial remarks made him a public gazingstock, subject to relentless ridicule and criticism.
- The broken-down statue stood as a gazingstock in the town square, a grim reminder of former grandeur.
- The actress's eccentric fashion choices often made her a gazingstock for paparazzi and fashion critics.
- The student's unkempt appearance turned him into a gazingstock among his classmates, who whispered and pointed at him behind his back.
- The homeless man huddled in the doorway, a pitiful gazingstock for passersby who hurried past without a glance.
- The graffiti-covered bus stop became a gazingstock for the neighborhood, a symbol of neglect and vandalism.
- The newlyweds couldn't resist a quick gazingstock in the mirror, admiring their reflection in their wedding attire.
- The mischievous cat perched on the windowsill, a gazingstock for birds and squirrels alike.
- The old-fashioned car was a gazingstock at the classic car show, attracting curious glances from admirers.
- The injured bird sat forlornly on the grass, a gazingstock for children who couldn't bear to see its suffering.
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A person or thing gazed at with scorn or abhorrence; an object of curiosity or contempt.
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The politician's controversial remarks made him a public gazingstock, subject to relentless ridicule and criticism.
The broken-down statue stood as a gazingstock in the town square, a grim reminder of former grandeur.
The actress's eccentric fashion choices often made her a gazingstock for paparazzi and fashion critics.
The student's unkempt appearance turned him into a gazingstock among his classmates, who whispered and pointed at him behind his back.
