I.
noun
1 strong light
ADJECTIVE
▪ blinding , full , harsh , hot
▪ sudden
▪
A sudden ~ of headlights lit the driveway.
VERB + GLARE
▪ reflect
▪
The walls were whitewashed to reflect the ~ of the sun.
▪ reduce
▪
We wore sunglasses to reduce the ~ from the road.
▪ be blinded by , be dazzled by
▪
For a moment she was blinded by the harsh ~ of the sun.
▪ be caught in
▪
The rabbit was caught in the ~ of the car's headlights.
PREPOSITION
▪ against the ~
▪
We screwed up our eyes against the blinding ~ from the searchlights.
▪ in the ~ of , under the ~ of
▪
Under the ~ of the street lights, visibility was good.
▪ ~ from
PHRASES
▪ the ~ of publicity ( figurative )
▪
The divorce was conducted in the full ~ of media publicity.
2 angry look
ADJECTIVE
▪ angry , baleful , defiant , furious , hostile , malevolent , menacing , withering
▪ icy , steely , stony
▪ warning
VERB + GLARE
▪ fix sb with , give sb , send sb , shoot (sb) , turn on sb
▪
She fixed her questioner with an icy ~.
▪
He sent her a ~ that was full of suspicion.
▪
She shot a warning ~ at her companion.
▪
He turned his baleful ~ on the cowering suspect.
II.
verb
ADVERB
▪ angrily , balefully , fiercely , furiously
▪ back
▪
I looked at her and she ~d angrily back.
PREPOSITION
▪ at , down at , up at
▪
He stood at the bottom of the stairs, glaring up at us.