Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
glare-of-the-sun
noun
/ɡlɛr əv ðə sʌn/
Definition
A strong, bright light produced by the sun, often causing discomfort to the eyes.
Examples
- The glare-of-the-sun made it hard to keep my eyes open while driving.
- He squinted to see through the glare-of-the-sun reflecting off the water.
- Sunglasses are essential to protect your eyes from the glare-of-the-sun during the summer.
Meaning
The harsh brightness that can make it difficult to see and can create a sensation of discomfort.
Synonyms
- sunlight
- brightness
- shine
- radiance
- glow
