fixedgaze

noun
UK /ˈfɪkst.ɡeɪz/
US /ˈfɪkst.ɡeɪz/

A long, steady look at one thing without blinking.

The cat kept a fixedgaze on the bird outside the window.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A stare that shows strong focus or concentration.

With a fixedgaze, she solved the puzzle in minutes.

3. A look that does not move away, often because of surprise or fear.

He stood in fixedgaze at the magician's trick.

4. A steady way of watching something carefully for a long time.

The guard's fixedgaze made sure everyone stayed in line.