agape

• Describe la boca muy abierta de una persona, especialmente por sorpresa, asombro o impacto; también puede referirse a estar boquiabierto o atónito.

Describes a person's mouth being wide open, especially due to surprise, wonder, or shock.

1. Wide open (mouth)C1formal

   With the mouth wide open, especially in surprise, wonder, or shock.

   Con la boca abierta

   • The audience sat agape at the magician's final trick.
   • He stared agape at the incredible sight before him.
   • She was left agape by the unexpected news.

   Sinónimosgapingopenyawning

   Antónimosclosedsealedshut

• Sustantivo que designa un tipo de amor desinteresado e incondicional, usado a menudo en contextos espirituales o filosóficos.

A noun referring to a type of selfless, unconditional love, often used in a spiritual or philosophical context.

incontable

1. Unconditional loveC1formal

   A type of selfless, unconditional, and spiritual love, often used in Christian theology to describe God's love for humanity.

   Amor ágape

   • The sermon focused on the concept of agape as the highest form of love.
   • Agape is often contrasted with eros, or romantic love.
   • Many philosophers consider agape to be the foundation of true compassion.

   Sinónimosaltruismcharity