English–French
“intently” in French
How to say “intently” in French
“Intently” in French is fixement.
A gaze held steadily on one point without shifting.
Example sentences with fixement
Il suivit fixement la trajectoire de la balle.
He followed the ball's trajectory intently.
Tips for using fixement
- Regarder fixement often suggests intense interest, challenge, or discomfort, so it can sound stronger than a neutral description of looking.