Gaze
Gaze noun - A fixed intent look.
Long
Common collocations
| world | gaze world | long world |
Both words in one sentence
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In Fish Tank Mia's gaze, and consequently the camera, long and often lingers on Michael Fassbender's naked body.
Source: Female Gaze -
The "long distance love-scene" from Laurence Olivier's film version of Hamlet, where Hamlet and Ophelia hold each others' gaze from opposite ends of a corridor.
Source: Held Gaze -
Presumably Nero caught a good look at Falco before he ducked out the window, and so Falco lives in constant fear of Nero's gaze falling on him again, even after the emperor is long gone.
Source: Death Glare
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