This is an idiom referring to the expression of people who have been in a war. They seem to look through you and focus on something far away, so people say they are staring at something 1,000 miles off. It's the result of post-traumatic stress, where they're so stressed out from the horrible things they've had to watch that they just feel numb and have no expression.
"Stare" is the correct spelling.
Stare means "Look at with fixed eyes" Example sentences are: The students stared at the teacher with amazement. Do not stare at me.
The bully gave me an evil stare and stalked away.
cats are staring at you to show dominance. if they blink once, blink back. it means that they trust and love you.
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Thousand Mile Stare was created on 2012-04-16.
In military terms, it is called "caged eyes". Common usage labels it, the "thousand mile stare".
Gary Reiswig has written: 'The thousand mile stare' -- subject(s): Popular works, Alzheimer's disease
The Thousand Mile Summer was created in 1964.
Thousand Yard Stare - 2004 was released on: USA: 7 April 2004 (48 Hour Film Project)
The cast of The Man with the Thousand Yard Stare - 2010 includes: David Sidorov as Mac Robinson
From the latin word for thousand- mille. One thousand double paces is close to the current mile in length.
According to the Romans, there are one thousand paces in a mile. Mille passuum means one thousand paces.
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Four thousand feet is longer than 3/4 of a mile by 40 feet. One mile = 5280 ft, 3/4 mile = 3960 ft,
The cast of Thousand Yard Stare - 2004 includes: Maxence Gorregues as Spudgy McGonnagle Josephine Moskow as The Bookie Brian Quint as P.R.A.M. Man Allegra Westfall as Cellar Interviewer