What Is the Origin of the Saying "Agog"?
Agog comes from the old French expression en gogues, which translates to light heartedness.
Examples of Use:
- The crowd was agog with excitement as the performer took the stage.
- She was agog when she received the news of her promotion.
- The children were agog as they unwrapped their presents on Christmas morning.
- He was agog with curiosity as he opened the mysterious package.
- They were agog as they watched the thrilling movie unfold on the big screen.
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