gloar Antonyms
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Meaning of gloar
Webster
gloar (v. i.)
To squint; to stare.
gloar Sentence Examples
- The sun gloared down on us relentlessly, making our skin burn.
- The angry man gloared at the child, his eyes filled with fury.
- She gloared at her opponent, exuding an aura of intimidation.
- The audience gloared at the speaker, their faces filled with disgust.
- The gloaring headlights of the oncoming car blinded me, causing me to swerve.
- The old woman gloared at us from her window, her eyes narrowed in judgment.
- The dragon gloared at the knight, its fiery breath searing the air.
- The bully gloared at the smaller child, threatening him with violence.
- The teacher gloared at the disruptive student, her voice dripping with disapproval.
- The painting depicted a man gloaring at the viewer, his expression filled with scorn.
FAQs About the word gloar
To squint; to stare.
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The sun gloared down on us relentlessly, making our skin burn.
The angry man gloared at the child, his eyes filled with fury.
She gloared at her opponent, exuding an aura of intimidation.
The audience gloared at the speaker, their faces filled with disgust.
