B2nounemotionsnature
US/ɡler/
UK/ɡleə/
a very bright, unpleasant light, or a long angry look at someone
In context
The glare of the sun on the water hurt my eyes.
She gave him a cold glare and left the room.
He drove slowly because of the glare from the oncoming headlights.
Words that go with glare
noun + preposition
- glare of the sunThe glare of the sun made it hard to see the screen.
adjective + noun
- angry glareHe answered with an angry glare.
- cold glareHer cold glare silenced the whole room.
- bright glareA bright glare came from the car's headlights.
verb + noun
- reduce the glareThese sunglasses reduce the glare on the road.
noun + noun
- screen glareScreen glare gives me a headache.