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Meanings of glaring in English

Extremely bright.

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Conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible.

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Usage of glaring in English
1
The glaring sand shimmered in the heat of the flaming Egyptian sun.
Out of the Triangle: A Story of the Far East
2
However, it wasn't some glaring error made by the 25-year-old beauty company.
News.com.au
3
So far, GoldenEye shows no signs of containing such a glaring error.
Wired
4
Apart from these glaring problems, everything else about this product is amazing.
The Irish Times
5
The morning sun was now hot and glaring in the eastern sky.
The Bent Twig
6
The bell-knob was of brass, new and glaring in the morning sun.
The Slave of the Lamp
7
The strong glaring light in the large whitewashed room dazzled my eyes.
American Indian Stories
8
He abhorred publicity as he abhorred the glaring advertisements in the streets.
Essays in Rebellion
9
Ten minutes later and Newcastle had contrived an even more glaring miss.
The Guardian
10
The Home Secretary and the Commissioner slumped, each glaring at the other.
Anno Dracula
11
One or two glaring flaws will certainly not have escaped Welsh attention.
The Irish Times
12
There is sterling good in her, in spite of certain glaring faults.
The New Girl at St. Chad's: A Story of School Life
13
He turned to the glaring young men and said, It's cool, man.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
14
But in the hot, glaring dawn of the morning after, Aintree forgot.
The Lost Road
15
Well, Miranda thought, glaring at the tower, that was about to change.
The spirit rebellion: the legend of eli monpress: book 2
16
When he was free, he rubbed the circulation back, glaring at Griffin.
The bone chamber
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