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gape
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gape
verb
/ɡeɪp/
gap
Garage
Meaning
To stare with an open mouth in wonder or shock; to open wide.
to stare with mouth wide open; to be wide open
Example Sentences
The tourists gaped at the towering skyscraper.
The crowd gaped at the amazing magic trick.
Example Expressions
gape at
Synonyms
stare, gaze, marvel, gawk, ogle, wonder
Entry 1
stare, gaze, marvel, gawk, ogle
Entry 2
stare, gawk, ogle, wonder
Antonyms
ignore, glance, close, avert, look away
Entry 1
ignore, glance
Entry 2
ignore, close, avert, look away
Collocations
gape at, gaping hole, gape in wonder, gape open, gape wide, gape in amazement, gaping wound, gape mouth
Entry 1
gape at, gaping hole, gape in wonder, gape open
Entry 2
gape open, gape wide, gape in amazement, gaping hole, gaping wound, gape mouth
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