Definition of "glary" [glar•y]

• Dazzlingly bright; glaring. (adjective)

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• "And the old man looked, stared, somewhat glary-eyed, look intently at Muse as if he was a religious man of some kind, you know a convinced assurance this was not the end of this tribulation, almost a remorseless gleam in his eyes, something strange to me, I continued however to keep a careful distance away from this occurrence."
• "You sit there thinking that the serial murder has found its medium, or vice versa—an act of shadow technology, of compressed time and repeated images, stark and glary and unremarkable."
• "But the movie in fact was powerfully open, it was glary and artless and completely steeped in being what it was, in being film."