Ogle: meaning, definitions and examples

This word often has a negative connotation and is used when someone looks at someone else in a very obvious or intrusive way, usually indicating sexual interest.

• He couldn't help but ogle at the attractive woman passing by, much to her discomfort.
• Please don't ogle at people; it's really rude.

This word is used when someone looks at something for a long time with great interest, admiration, or deep thought.

• He gazed at the stars, lost in thought.
• She gazed lovingly into his eyes.

This word is used when someone looks at something fixedly, often for an unusual or inappropriate amount of time, which can sometimes be considered rude.

• The child stared at the magician, fascinated by his tricks.
• It's not polite to stare at strangers.

This word is used when someone looks through things casually, such as when they are shopping or looking at a collection of items.

• She likes to browse through the bookstore on her weekends.
• I was just browsing the internet for some information.