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View definitions for glare

glare

noun as in very bright light, shine

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noun as in dirty look

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verb as in give a dirty look

verb as in shine very brightly

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Example Sentences

The film’s version of “Dancing Through Life” is so backlit that it’s hard to make out characters beyond a blinding white glare, an offense second only to the way Elphaba is filmed in low light.

From Salon

She has waived her right to anonymity so the entire trial can be heard in court in Avignon in the full glare of publicity.

From BBC

These glaring differences aside, Trump does seem to admire Xi’s strongman image.

From BBC

Every chapter of this case has played out in the full glare of publicity because Ms Pelicot has waived her anonymity, making the whole trial open to the media and the public.

From BBC

Those are individual moments, perhaps the most glaring ones.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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