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stare out

British  

verb

  1. (tr, adverb) to look at (a person or animal) fixedly until his gaze is turned away

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Give me a chair that is designed for three hours of focused work instead of 30 minutes of sipping tea while I stare out the window.

From The Wall Street Journal

Willem turned to stare out the window.

From Literature

Papers rustle in the back—Avery taking out her review sheet to try number twelve again on her own, I assume—but I stare out the window, silently willing Celia to drive faster and repeating my exam-day mantra inside my head.

From Literature

“OK…” I stare out my window at the deserted McDonald’s.

From Literature

Chase continued to stare out the window.

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