to unfix
- verb
- /ʌnˈfɪks/
- He tried to unfix his gaze from the painting, but it was too captivating.
Examples
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Once the speech ended, the audience could finally unfix their eyes from the stage.
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It took her a moment to unfix her attention from the loud conversation nearby.
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Please unfix your gaze from that spot.
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He needs to unfix his eyes from the screen.
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He tried to unfix his gaze from the painting, but it was too captivating.
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It took her a moment to unfix her attention from the loud conversation nearby.
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Once the speech ended, the audience could finally unfix their eyes from the stage.
Synonyms
Turn your eyes away from a person or thing that makes you uncomfortable
To stop looking at someone or something
To stop listening or paying attention to what is happening
Change what you pay attention to
Stop paying attention to what is important
Avoid looking at someone or something on purpose
To make your eyes or attention less clear
To move attention away from something so people think about it less
Antonyms
How Focused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unfix comes from un- ('reverse') and fix ('to look at steadily'), so to unfix your gaze is simply to stop staring and look away.