Gaze
Gaze verb - To look long and hard in wonder or surprise.
Lower
Lower verb - To look with anger or disapproval.
Usage example: the motorist lowered at the jerk who had cut in front of her
Both words in one sentence
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And she's noted in canon as being "a human with such darkness in her heart that even lower level Makai monsters shake in fear from meeting her gaze".
Source: Little Red Fighting Hood - They gaze into each others' eyes for a moment; then they catch themselves and start talking, in a much lower register, about the Chicago Bears' prospects for the season.
Source: Gay Moment - Lower Dens mark a significant change from this background, trafficking as they variously do in Dream Pop, nu-gaze, Kraut Rock, and eighties-inspired Synth Pop.The band has been through a few guitarists and a couple of drummers, but Hunter and bassist Geoff Graham have been constants.
Source: Music / Lower Dens
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