Glare and Sun

Glare

Glare noun - The steady giving off of the form of radiation that makes vision possible.

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Sun and glare are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sun" instead a noun "Glare".

Nearby Words: glaring, glared

Sun noun - The light given off by the star around which the planet Earth revolves.

Usage example: be sure to wear sunscreen if you plan to spend more than a few minutes in the sun

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Glare and sun are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Glare" instead a noun "Sun".

Nearby Words: sunless, sunlit

full	full glare	full sun
single	single glare	single sun
harsh	harsh glare	harsh sun
intense	intense glare	intense sun
Other adjectives: false, yellow, blistering, triple.

In documentaries and deserts, drought is usually accompanied by shots of the sun and its white midday glare.

Source: Light Is Not Good / Media In General
The glare of the sun on the snow cut his eyes like a knife and the sky seemed shrunken and strangely apart.

Source: Post-Victory Collapse
Justified as it's an effective way to shield oneself from the arid air of the Mojave desert and glare of the sun.

Source: Web Video / Fallout: Nuka Break

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