Lacking a gaze; not looking or unable to look, either literally without eyes or figuratively without attention or awareness.
From 'gaze' plus the English suffix '-less' (meaning 'without'), similar to words like 'fearless,' 'homeless,' and 'graceless' that describe an absence of something.
The '-less' suffix is the opposite of '-ful,' which is why you can pair almost any noun with '-less' to say something is missing—it's one of English's most reliable word-building patterns.
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