Glimpse

Pronunciation: /ˈɡlɪmps/

Glimpse (noun)

  1. A very brief look at something.
  2. A short experience or feeling of something.

Examples

  • She caught a glimpse of the bird before it flew away.
  • He got a glimpse of the sunset through the trees.

Common collocations: catch a glimpse, get a glimpse, glimpse of life, glimpse into the past, glimpse something

Glimpse (verb)

  1. To see something for a very short time.

Examples

  • I glimpsed the deer before it disappeared into the forest.
  • She glimpsed the headline as she walked past the newsstand.

Synonyms of Glimpse

Neutral

Antonyms of Glimpse

  • prolonged and intense viewing
  • detailed and thorough inspection