How Do You Spell GAZED?

Pronunciation: [ɡˈe͡ɪzd] (IPA)

The word "gazed" is a common English verb that means to look intently or steadily at something. Its spelling follows the regular English spelling rules, with the "g" being pronounced as a hard "g" sound and the "a" pronounced as a long "a" sound, like "ay." The "z" is pronounced as a voiced "z" sound, and the final "e" is silent. The IPA phonetic transcription for "gazed" is /ɡeɪzd/

GAZED Meaning and Definition

  1. Gazed is the past tense of the verb "gaze," which refers to the act of looking intently, fixedly, or steadily at someone or something. When someone gazes, their attention is focused and their eyes are fixed upon a particular object or person, showing a deep and concentrated interest.

    Gazed typically implies a prolonged and steady look, often with a sense of admiration, curiosity, or contemplation. It suggests a more profound level of attention than a casual or fleeting glance, evoking a sense of absorption in the observed subject or scene.

    The term can be used to describe an individual who is captivated by or engrossed in something captivating or beautiful. For instance, a person might gaze at a breathtaking sunset over a serene landscape, a work of art in a museum, or a loved one during a special moment. Gazing can convey a sense of awe, wonder, or even a deep emotional connection.

    However, gazing can also be employed to express suspicion, scrutiny, or a sense of uncertainty. For example, one might gaze at a stranger with suspicion or scrutiny, or a detective might gaze at a crime scene to search for clues.

    In summary, gazed refers to the act of looking intently, fixedly, or steadily at someone or something with a concentrated interest, ranging from admiration and contemplation to suspicion and scrutiny.

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Etymology of GAZED

The word "gazed" originates from the Middle English word "gasen", which is derived from the Old Norse verb "gá" meaning "to heed" or "to gaze". The Old Norse word itself can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "gē", meaning "to look". Over time, through various changes in spelling and pronunciation, the word evolved into "gazed" in the English language.

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Conjugate verb Gazed

CONDITIONAL

I would gaze
we would gaze
you would gaze
he/she/it would gaze
they would gaze

FUTURE

I will gaze
we will gaze
you will gaze
he/she/it will gaze
they will gaze

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have gazed
we will have gazed
you will have gazed
he/she/it will have gazed
they will have gazed

PAST

I gazed
we gazed
you gazed
he/she/it gazed
they gazed

PAST PERFECT

I had gazed
we had gazed
you had gazed
he/she/it had gazed
they had gazed

PRESENT

I gaze
we gaze
you gaze
he/she/it gazes
they gaze

PRESENT PERFECT

I have gazed
we have gazed
you have gazed
he/she/it has gazed
they have gazed
I am gazing
we are gazing
you are gazing
he/she/it is gazing
they are gazing
I was gazing
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he/she/it was gazing
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I will be gazing
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I have been gazing
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