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glare
noun
-
glare
,
glaring
,
glares
,
glared
a
very
bright
unpleasant
light
.
•
The
glare
of
the
sun
on
the
water
hurt
their
eyes
.
The
glare
of
the
sun
on
the
water
hurt
their
eyes
.
•
He
shielded
his
eyes
from
the
glare
.
He
shielded
his
eyes
from
the
glare
.
verb
-
glare
,
glaring
,
glares
,
glared
to
look
fixedly
at
someone
with
an
angry
expression
.
•
Stop
glaring
at
your
sister
like
that
.
Stop
glaring
at
your
sister
like
that
.
•
The
boss
glared
at
the
employee
for
being
late
.
The
boss
glared
at
the
employee
for
being
late
.
From
Middle
English
glaren
(“
to
gleam
,
shine
”),
from
Middle
Dutch
and
Middle
Low
German
glaren
(“
to
gleam
,
yell
”);
related
to
glass
and
gleam
.
noun
-
glare
,
glaring
,
glares
,
glared
an
angry
or
fierce
look
.
•
She
shot
him
a
dirty
glare
.
She
shot
him
a
dirty
glare
.
•
He
responded
to
the
insult
with
a
glare
.
He
responded
to
the
insult
with
a
glare
.
verb
-
glare
,
glaring
,
glares
,
glared
to
shine
too
brightly
and
strongly
.
•
The
headlights
glared
in
the
fog
.
The
headlights
glared
in
the
fog
.
•
The
white
sand
glared
in
the
sunlight
.
The
white
sand
glared
in
the
sunlight
.
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