glaring
/ˈɡlɛrɪŋ/
adjective
- Very obvious or noticeable, especially in a bad way.
- His glaring lack of experience made the interview awkward.
- The glaring difference between the two houses was the price.
- There was a glaring error in the report that everyone noticed.
- Shining with a harsh, bright light that hurts the eyes.
- The car's glaring headlights blinded me for a moment.
- The glaring sun made it impossible to read outside.
- We had to close the curtains because of the glaring light.
- Staring angrily or fiercely.
- She gave him a glaring look when he interrupted her.
- He stood there with a glaring expression, refusing to speak.
- The teacher's glaring eyes silenced the noisy class.
Antonyms
noun
- An act of staring angrily or fiercely.
- She ignored his glaring and continued with her work.
- His glaring at me made me feel uncomfortable.
- The constant glaring between the two rivals was tense.