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agape as in: mouth agape
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She was shocked, mouth agape.
agape = wide open
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She stared at him, mouth agape.
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The dogs gathered around it, rearing as it turned its blunt head, jaws agape and hissing. (source)agape = open
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Dumbledore's glasses were askew, his mouth agape, his eyes closed. (source)
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She stared at him, mouth agape, as those words gradually seeped into her brain. (source)agape = open from surprise
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Even Newt stood mouth agape. (source)agape = open
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His mouth was slightly agape, as if he were surprised, and his eyes were wide open, but he didn't appear to see them. (source)
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The other students aren't sure how to respond and most of them are still staring when I take my seat between a redheaded girl with freckles and an overweight guy who looks at me with his mouth agape. (source)
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Vogel stood with his mouth agape as a shocked expression swept across his face. (source)
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The docent was on them again, staring at the folio, mouth agape. (source)
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He's looking at me with his mouth slightly agape. (source)
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She saw very old, infirm people with their mouths agape; although they were, at best, only partially alert, they gave their stuporous attention to images that my grandmother described as "too surpassing in banality to recall." (source)
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But there was nothing built atop it, just the hole cut into the earth like a dead mouth agape, tangles of briars and waist-high grass growing up all around. (source)
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And he listened, mouth agape, bones chilled. (source)
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agape as in: agape love
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John wrote of agape love.
agape = spiritual love
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Agape love endures forever.
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I mean all the forms of love, eros, agape, libido, philia, and ecstasy. (source)
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This was what their agape had come to. (source)
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"Agape" I had been renamed, because we all had to give each other new names for the retreat. (source)Agape = spiritual love
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Why is Frankincense such a good name, Agape? (source)
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You were supposed to wear your new "reborn" name on a tag all weekend; I'd hear "Agape" and I wouldn't even turn around until tapped on the shoulder. (source)
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Agape? (source)
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Agape? (source)
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"They're afraid you might snap at anyone else," Agape answered with a serious expression. (source)Agape = untracked name in this novel
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Eugenides laughed outright, and Agape's grave expression gave way to a smile. (source)
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"Yes," said Eugenides, turning back to Agape, "a dreadful mood." (source)
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"Excuse me," he said to Agape as he turned and leaned across his father. (source)Agape = untracked name in this novel
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"You are in a dreadful mood," Agape said. (source)
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"Being drunk is much better," Agape agreed. (source)
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Agape's grandfather was mine's half brother, I think. (source)
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Agape's much more closely related to the queen than to me, and she is very much like her. (source)
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If she had been a matchmaker, he would have been home, properly married to Agape. (source)
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The queen was too far away to hear what he said as he sat down, but Agape answered, and they seemed to get on well. (source)
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Later, from the head of the table, Eddis watched Eugenides take his place with his father to one side of him and Agape, the youngest daughter of the baron Phoros, on the other. (source)
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"Yes," said Agape, still very serious. (source)
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The others had allowed a certain shrewishness of character to distort their good looks, but Agape was a great favorite at the court for her kindness and her wit. (source)
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