How Do You Spell GLOWERED?

Pronunciation: [ɡlˈa͡ʊəd] (IPA)

The word "Glowered" is derived from the verb "glower" which means to stare or gaze angrily. The IPA phonetic transcription of this word is /ˈɡlaʊərd/. The "gl-" sound is pronounced with the tongue pressed against the roof of the mouth, while the "-ow-" is pronounced with rounded lips. The "-er" sound is pronounced with the tongue arched towards the roof of the mouth, followed by a soft "d" sound. The correct spelling of this word is important in communicating the intended meaning and tone of the sentence.

GLOWERED Meaning and Definition

  1. Glowered is a verb that refers to the act of staring or looking at someone or something intensely and angrily. When someone glowers, they typically have a fierce or menacing expression on their face, often with narrowed eyes or furrowed brows. This intense gaze is usually associated with feelings of anger, disapproval, or hostility.

    The term "glowered" is often used to describe a non-verbal expression of strong negative emotions. It conveys a powerful sense of dissatisfaction or displeasure and can be seen as an intimidating or threatening behavior.

    The word has its origins in the Old English "glorian," which means to shine brightly or gaze intently. Over time, the meaning of the word has evolved to emphasize the negative or menacing nature of the gaze.

    Glowering can be seen in various contexts, ranging from personal confrontations to literary descriptions. It is often used to depict characters in novels, stories, or plays who are portrayed as angry or displeased. The word can also be used to describe a person who is visibly upset or displeased in a real-life or everyday situation.

    In summary, glowered is a verb that describes the act of staring angrily and intensely. It suggests an expression of disapproval, hostility, or intense dissatisfaction, often accompanied by narrowed eyes, furrowed brows, or a menacing countenance.

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Etymology of GLOWERED

The word "glowered" is derived from the Middle English term "gloren", which originated from the Old Norse word "glóra". In Old Norse, "glóra" meant "to glow or glare". Over time, this word evolved and was adopted into Middle English, where it took on the form "gloren". Eventually, "gloren" transformed into the Modern English word "glowered", which specifically refers to a fierce or angry glare or stare.

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Conjugate verb Glowered

CONDITIONAL

I would glower
we would glower
you would glower
he/she/it would glower
they would glower

FUTURE

I will glower
we will glower
you will glower
he/she/it will glower
they will glower

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have glowered
we will have glowered
you will have glowered
he/she/it will have glowered
they will have glowered

PAST

I glowered
we glowered
you glowered
he/she/it glowered
they glowered

PAST PERFECT

I had glowered
we had glowered
you had glowered
he/she/it had glowered
they had glowered

PRESENT

I glower
we glower
you glower
he/she/it glowers
they glower

PRESENT PERFECT

I have glowered
we have glowered
you have glowered
he/she/it has glowered
they have glowered
I am glowering
we are glowering
you are glowering
he/she/it is glowering
they are glowering
I was glowering
we were glowering
you were glowering
he/she/it was glowering
they were glowering
I will be glowering
we will be glowering
you will be glowering
he/she/it will be glowering
they will be glowering
I have been glowering
we have been glowering
you have been glowering
he/she/it has been glowering
they have been glowering
I had been glowering
we had been glowering
you had been glowering
he/she/it had been glowering
they had been glowering
I will have been glowering
we will have been glowering
you will have been glowering
he/she/it will have been glowering
they will have been glowering
I would have glowered
we would have glowered
you would have glowered
he/she/it would have glowered
they would have glowered
I would be glowering
we would be glowering
you would be glowering
he/she/it would be glowering
they would be glowering
I would have been glowering
we would have been glowering
you would have been glowering
he/she/it would have been glowering
they would have been glowering

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