Definition

Something that is very bright and harsh to the eyes, often causing discomfort or difficulty in seeing.

Example

The glary sunlight made it hard to see the road ahead.

Conversation

Wow, that sun is really glary today!

I know, I can barely see without my sunglasses.

Yeah, it's definitely time to find some shade.

Let's sit under that tree until it cools down a bit.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Glary → The word originates from Middle English 'glary', meaning shining or dazzling. It is related to the word 'glare', which also means to shine with a strong light. The term describes something that is excessively bright or dazzling to the eyes.

Memory Tip

Think of something that shines or dazzles brightly, like a glare from the sun, to remember that 'glary' means excessively bright.

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