What is Glimpse?
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Glimpse
/ˈglim(p)s/
Glimpse is a momentary or partial view. A brief look, a glance, or to catch side of. The opposite is to stare and to gaze.
Word Background
Imagine you’re trying to see a shooting star. You quickly glance at the sky and catch a brief sight of it. That quick look is a glimpse.
A glimpse is a short, quick look at something. It’s like a tiny peek or a fleeting glance. For example, you might catch a glimpse of a bird flying by, or a glimpse of the moon through the clouds.
A glimpse is often unexpected and short-lived, but it can be memorable. It’s like a little moment captured in time.
Example Sentence
I caught a glimpse of a rainbow in the sky.
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