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intently

[in-tent-lee] / ɪnˈtɛnt li /


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Too late I looked up to see Willemse staring intently at me.

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Desperate to quieten Wolf, Torak pretended to spot some distant prey, by standing very still and staring intently.

From Literature

Mrs. Tracy was talking intently with Darlene and Dave now, and then began digging in the bookshelves under the window and didn’t notice what was going on.

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They were turned away from me and huddled together, talking so intently they didn’t even see me.

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The mesmerists waved their hands near clients’ faces, gently stroked their arms, or looked intently into their eyes until they fell into a kind of waking sleep.

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