Pronunciation: /əˈɡeɪp/
noun a Greek word meaning selfless, sacrificial, unconditional love
A1 I felt agape when I saw the beautiful sunset.
A2 The children looked at the magician with agape expressions.
B1 The tourists stood agape as they gazed at the ancient ruins.
B2 The audience was agape as the singer hit a high note.
C1 The scientist's discovery left the world agape with wonder.
C2 The sheer size of the mountain range left the experienced climbers agape.
adjective showing selfless, sacrificial, unconditional love
A1 The children looked at the agape door in wonder.
A2 She stood in front of the agape window, admiring the view.
B1 The tourists were amazed by the agape beauty of the waterfall.
B2 The audience sat in agape silence as the performer took the stage.
C1 The agape expression on his face showed his deep love and admiration for her.
C2 The agape love they shared was evident to everyone around them.
formal The charity organization showed agape love towards the less fortunate by providing them with essential resources.
informal I felt agape when I saw the sunrise over the mountains this morning.
slang My heart was agape when I saw my favorite band perform live for the first time.
figurative The artist's painting left me agape with wonder at its beauty and complexity.
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