glare
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
glares;
glared;
glaring
glares;
glared;
glaring
Britannica Dictionary definition of GLARE
[no object]
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to shine with a harsh, bright light
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The sun glared down relentlessly.
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The white snow glared in the morning sunlight.
2
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to look directly at someone in an angry way
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The teacher glared at him as he walked in late.
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glare
/ˈgleɚ/
noun
plural
glares
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glare
/ˈgleɚ/
noun
plural
glares
Britannica Dictionary definition of GLARE
1
:
a harsh, bright light
— sometimes used figuratively to suggest the idea of a very bright light shining on someone who is being given a lot of public attention
[singular]
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There was a glare coming off the water.
[noncount]
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I was blinded by the glare of the approaching headlights.
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I shielded my eyes from/against the glare of the sun.
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The car's headlights are designed to cut down on glare.
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He grew tired of living in the glare of the television cameras.
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After the success of her first film, she could not escape the glare of publicity.
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[count]
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an angry look
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She responded to the reporters' questions with an angry/icy glare.
