1. gazing intently; staring with wonder or amazement
Usage: literary; archaic

1. in a gazing manner; with a steady, intent look
Usage: literary; archaic

Examples

• The children stood agaze at the magnificent fireworks display.
• She remained agaze at the beautiful sunset over the ocean.
• The tourists were agaze at the towering cathedral spires.
• He sat agaze, lost in thought as he watched the flames dance.
• The audience was agaze during the mesmerizing performance.
• They stood agaze at the ancient ruins before them.