Vocabulary

Glaring

English and Urdu gloss, synonyms and antonyms, and example usage from our editorial sentence cache where available.

English meaning
giving out or reflecting a strong or dazzling light.
Urdu meaning
واضح، صاف، چمک
Example sentences (from Dawn)

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  1. The boat under Modi runs the risk of keeling over in the storm.India`s level-headed stance of Global South solidarity stands mauled while India`s opposition suffers from a glaring lack of will to unite to stall Modi, at home and abroad.
    Dawn Editorials — Who endures the pain, wins — 2026-03-10
  2. To give such a glaring immunity to fiscal profligacy while overseeing the `austerity` programme smacks of complicity.This should not come as a surprise.
    Dawn Editorials — The IMF`s culpability — 2026-03-05
  3. But we simply can`t afford to live in our own versions of reality far removed from the most glaring one facts cannot be altered for your comfort.
    Dawn Editorials — Calm vs chaos — 2026-01-18
  4. The focus here is on the National Assembly, where the delay has been most glaring.
    Dawn Editorials — Opposition leader? — 2026-01-07
  5. The contradiction is glaring.The most serious shortcoming of the report is its failure to undertake a thoughtful examination of the policies that create incentives for malfeasance.
    Dawn Editorials — IMF report: light on substance — 2025-12-01
Synonyms
dazzling, blinding, blazing, strong, extremely bright, harsh, fluorescent

Antonyms
dim, soft
Curator example
“the glaring sun”

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