Depends on what this glare is relating to. Lets say you are watching T.V. and mom says, this glare is killing me! She is referring to some light source reflecting off the glass on the screen of the T.V. which is affecting her ability to see whats happening on her favorite show. I'm sure anyone who has watched T.V. with the lights on or with a window open has experienced this glare. Glare can also occur when taking pictures with the camera's flash on. When the flash hits some type of reflective surface, the lens picks up the light from the flash reflecting off this surface. This creates a spot of light on the photo, called a glare. Virtually all glare will refer to light reflecting off a surface, and most times is an unwanted phenomenon. Glare however also could refer to a light source "glaring" into your eyes, making it difficult to see. This most often happens on a bright day. Glare MAY ALSO refer to a look given by someone, usually with some type of anger or disgust or other negative emotion as an origin. This look can include but may not be limited to a snarl or an evil eye.
Glare is a sharp or intense look expressing anger or hostility, while a stare is a fixed or prolonged gaze with no particular expression of emotion. Glare is often more aggressive, while a stare can be neutral or contemplative.
The noun form for the adjective glaring is glaringness. Another noun form is glare.
The glare seen from water is largely due to the reflection of sunlight off the water's surface. This reflection can be particularly intense when the sun is at a low angle, such as during sunrise or sunset, causing a bright glare that can be uncomfortable and obstructive to vision. Polarized sunglasses or reducing the angle between your line of sight and the water's surface can help reduce glare.
(glair means egg white; glare means a bright light or to stare in a hostile manner)He separated the glair he needed for the meringue.---She stopped to glare as her arch-rival passed in the hall.The sun's glare on the snow was hurting his eyes.The politician walked into the glare of the lights and began his speech.
The glare of sunlight dominates the sky.
The glare of the sun caused him to crash the car.She shot him an angry glare from across the table.Don't glare at me like that please, it's scary.
The homophone of glare is "glair."
The Glare was created in 2009.
She have a horrid glare.
The glare shield reduces the amount of reflective glare when playing games or viewing movies on the PSP; it reduces glare from the sun or brightly lit rooms.
Impair rhymes with glare and starts with an I.
Kel Glare was born in 1938.
By the Candelabra's Glare was created in 1898.
Glared is the past tense of glare.
Rockets Red Glare was created in 1999.
There is no positive connotation for glare except gazed and looked.
By the Candelabra's Glare has 89 pages.