glim

[glim]

glim Definition

• 1. a faint or fleeting light
• 2. a brief or indistinct view

Using glim: Examples

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

• Example

  She caught a glim of the sunset through the trees.

• Example

  He only got a glim of the thief before he ran away.

• Example

  The stars provided a glim of light in the dark sky.

glim Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for glim

• gleam
• spark
• flash
• twinkle

Phrases with glim

• glimpse of hope

  a small sign of optimism or possibility

  Example

  The team's victory was a glim of hope for their season.

• catch a glim of

  to briefly see or perceive something

  Example

  I caught a glim of the new car as it drove by.

• glimmer of recognition

  a slight indication that someone recognizes or remembers something

  Example

  There was a glimmer of recognition in her eyes when I mentioned his name.

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Summary: glim in Brief

The term 'glim' [glim] refers to a faint or fleeting light or a brief and indistinct view. It can be used in phrases like 'catch a glim of' or 'glimpse of hope.'