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agape

[uh-geyp, uh-gap] / əˈgeɪp, əˈgæp /


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Kelly smacked the ball so hard off Rosenthal’s face that it doubled over the Texas transfer in midair, Kelly’s Loyola teammates walking away with mouths agape.

From Los Angeles Times

It loudly shattered into more than 100 pieces, quickly drawing the attention of fair-going aesthetes who gathered around with mouths agape and cellphones poised.

From Los Angeles Times

“Wow! Wow!” she screamed, her eyes wide open and her mouth agape as she crossed the finish line first and looked over at the clock.

From Washington Times

Thanks to Summer of Soul, audiences can watch, mouths agape, as 19-year-old Stevie Wonder breaks off a drum solo for the ages.

From Salon

The painting which shows a waif-like figure cradling its head in its hands with its mouth agape, has become a global icon for the expression of human anxiety.

From Washington Times