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agape

[uh-geyp, uh-gap] / əˈgeɪp, əˈgæp /


Example Sentences

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He pulled open the burrow door and marched outside, where Magic was positioned with paw to forehead, mouth agape, trembling in fear, and wobbly.

From Literature

“I looked around and all of these professionals, women and men, were agape. Everyone felt the same way as Cathy. That’s what I was looking for every day.”

From Los Angeles Times

Ten grown men from Britain and France, professional spies and cryptanalysts, stood with their mouths agape.

From Literature

I turn to Autumn, whose mouth is similarly agape.

From Literature

As soon as he stepped through the entrance, he froze, mouth agape.

From Literature