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glary
adjective
uk /ˈɡleə.ri/ us /ˈɡler.i/
glaryadjective (LIGHT)
producing unpleasantly bright or strong light, or filled with unpleasantly bright or strong light:
The sun was hot and glary.
In glary conditions it can be difficult to see the screen.
It was difficult driving - the sun was really glary.
The set design is bright and glary.
Make sure the desks are positioned so that the students do not face a window or glary area.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
The qualities of light
backlit
black light
brightly
brilliantly
coruscating
dazzlingly
dullness
floodlit
incandescent
lambent
luminescence
luminosity
lustrously
non-fluorescent
non-solar
overcast
shimmering
spangly
undulled
unshaded
glaryadjective (LOOK)
looking directly and continuously at someone or something in an angry way:
His face in the mirror was glary.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
The eye & surrounding area
beadily
beetling
canthus
chiasm
chiasma
compound eye
eyeball
eyelid
glassy
macula
macula lutea
macular
monobrow
oculomotor
optic nerve
suborbital
superciliary
supraoptic
supraorbital
tear duct
Related word
glare
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