Definition of "glimpsing" []

• Present participle of glimpse. (verb)

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• "She was too occupied in glimpsing the vision of the one lone white man as she had first seen him, helpless from fever, a collapsed wraith in a steamer-chair, who, up to the last heart-beat, by some strange alchemy of race, was pledged to mastery."
• "Still, the idea of glimpsing into the future or uncanny premonitions struck a chord with some posters."
• "When we returned to the lobby, we encountered Danny Harnett , a 63-year-old bellman who joined the staff at 18 and recalls glimpsing President Kennedy as he arrived for one of his visits."