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Meanings of stare in English
Usage of stare in English
1
People stare at data sets and come to different levels of confidence.
2
Tabrina's upraised eyebrows and icy stare answered far more clearly than words.
3
The question was friendly but a cold stare accompanied the easy smile.
4
On good days I would stare at it and remember him fondly.
5
Tyacke fought the desire to turn and stare back at the sea.
6
Therefore we stand thus; death and destruction stare us in the face.
7
At last the stars stare at him; his eyes close; he sleeps.
8
Ptolemy liked to stare out there and let his thoughts roam free.
9
I stop just outside of the group, stare at Mark, and wait.
10
She couldn't meet his stare as she said, Thank you for that.
11
I stare at it for a long time, I can't help it.
12
The villagers crowded round to stare at us in the familiar fashion.
13
The two Romans and the Briton stare at one another in amazement.
14
David felt frozen; he continued to stare out the window seeing nothing.
15
Good nutrition is important when you're trying to stare down a pandemic.
16
Why do the children in the village point and stare at me?
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Translations for stare
Catalan
Spanish
Stare through the time
Stare across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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