glare
/ɡlɛər/
stare angrily, harsh light
📚 Meanings
- 1.
To look at someone in an angry or fierce way.
"He glared at the waiter who spilled the coffee."
- 2.
To shine with a very bright and harsh light.
"The afternoon sun glared off the white snow."
- 1.
An angry or fierce look.
"She gave him a cold glare."
- 2.
A very bright and harsh light.
"The glare from the screen hurt my eyes."
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💬 Examples
The teacher gave the noisy students a stern glare.
The teacher gave the noisy students a stern glare.
Don't glare at me like that; I didn't do anything wrong.
Don't glare at me like that; I didn't do anything wrong.
The glare from the setting sun made it difficult to drive.
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How do you pronounce glare?
glare is pronounced [/ɡlɛər/]. You can hear a native pronunciation on Smoveth.
What does glare mean?
glare means "stare angrily, harsh light". See the meanings and examples higher up on the page for the full picture.
How difficult is glare?
glare is a Intermediate-level word.
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Example: "The teacher gave the noisy students a stern glare." — used to mean "stare angrily, harsh light".
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