glassy

[ˈɡlæsi]

glassy Definition

  • 1resembling glass, especially in smoothness, shine, or transparency
  • 2having a fixed, lifeless stare

Using glassy: Examples

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

  • Example

    The lake was calm and glassy.

  • Example

    Her eyes were glassy with tears.

  • Example

    The surface of the table was glassy and reflective.

  • Example

    The ice on the pond was so glassy that it was difficult to skate on.

glassy Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for glassy

Phrases with glassy

  • glassy-eyed

    having a fixed, lifeless stare

    Example

    He looked up at me, glassy-eyed and unresponsive.

  • a surface that is smooth, shiny, and transparent like glass

    Example

    The glassy surface of the lake reflected the mountains in the distance.

  • a fixed, lifeless stare

    Example

    She had a glassy look in her eyes after the accident.

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Summary: glassy in Brief

The term 'glassy' [ˈɡlæsi] describes something that resembles glass in terms of smoothness, shine, or transparency. It can also refer to a fixed, lifeless stare, as in 'Her eyes were glassy with tears.' Examples include 'The lake was calm and glassy,' and 'The surface of the table was glassy and reflective.'