overgaze Antonyms
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Meaning of overgaze
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overgaze (v. t.)
To gaze; to overlook.
overgaze Sentence Examples
- The menacing gaze of the hawk overgazed its unsuspecting prey below.
- The colossal statue overgazed the bustling city, its eyes seeming to penetrate the very depths of humanity.
- The teacher's overgaze made the students feel both intimidated and challenged to excel.
- The overgaze of the moon seemed to cast a hypnotic spell upon the sleeping world.
- The villain's overgaze sent shivers down the hero's spine, hinting at the darkness that lay within.
- The overgaze of the stars was a constant reminder of the vastness of the universe and the insignificance of human existence.
- The overgaze of the predator animal made the deer freeze in fear, knowing that its life hung in the balance.
- The overgaze of the angry crowd made the speaker stumble and lose their train of thought.
- The overgaze of the boss made the employees work tirelessly to meet deadlines.
- The overgaze of the lover was filled with adoration and an unspoken promise of a lifetime together.
FAQs About the word overgaze
To gaze; to overlook.
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The menacing gaze of the hawk overgazed its unsuspecting prey below.
The colossal statue overgazed the bustling city, its eyes seeming to penetrate the very depths of humanity.
The teacher's overgaze made the students feel both intimidated and challenged to excel.
The overgaze of the moon seemed to cast a hypnotic spell upon the sleeping world.
