glower
ˈɡlaʊər
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Definition of glower - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
angry looklook at someone with anger or disapproval
  • He began to glower at his noisy classmates.
frown glare scowl

Noun

angry lookangry glare or stare
  • She gave him a glower that silenced the room.
frown glare scowl
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Origin of glower

Middle English, gloren (to stare)

Examples of glower in a sentence

  • Neighbors glower whenever construction noise starts early.
  • His glower was enough to stop the argument.
  • The teacher's glower quieted the noisy class.

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  1. French:lancer un regard noir, regard noir, ...
  2. German:finster blicken, wütender Blick, ...
  3. Italian:lanciare un'occhiataccia, occhiataccia, ...
  4. Spanish:fulminar con la mirada, ceño fruncido, ...
  5. Portuguese:fitar com ar zangado, olhar furioso, ...
  6. Chinese:怒视, 愤怒的凝视, ...
  7. Japanese:睨む, にらみ, ...
  8. Arabic:نَظَرَ شَزْرًا, نَظْرَة غَاضِبَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִזְעוֹף עַל, מַבָּט זוֹעֵם, ...
  10. Russian:свирепо смотреть, злой взгляд, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зиркати сердито, злий погляд, ...
  12. Hindi:घूरना, गुस्से भरी घूरती नज़र, ...
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