glary

[gle-ree]

glary Definition

• 1. causing glare; shining intensely and blindingly
• 2. expressing or characterized by bitterness or sharpness

Using glary: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "glary" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The glary sun made it hard to see the road.

• Example

  The glary lights of the city at night were beautiful.

• Example

  Her glary tone of voice made me feel uncomfortable.

glary Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for glary

• dazzling
• blinding
• glaring
• radiant
• sharp
• bitter

Antonyms for glary

• dull
• muted
• soft

Phrases with glary

• glary eyes

  eyes that are shining intensely and blindingly

  Example

  The cat's glary eyes in the dark scared me.

• glary look

  a sharp or bitter expression on someone's face

  Example

  She gave him a glary look when he interrupted her.

• glary screen

  a computer screen that is too bright and causes glare

  Example

  I had to adjust the brightness of my glary screen to avoid eye strain.

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Summary: glary in Brief

'Glary' [gle-ree] is an adjective that describes something that shines intensely and blindingly, causing glare. It can also describe a sharp or bitter expression or tone of voice. Examples include 'The glary sun made it hard to see the road' and 'Her glary tone of voice made me feel uncomfortable.'