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Glimpse

Description:

As a noun, "glimpse" refers to a brief or quick look at something or someone. As a verb, it means to see or catch a quick view of something or someone momentarily. It can also be used to describe a faint or partial understanding of a concept.

Examples:

Noun:

1. I caught a glimpse of a shooting star before it disappeared into the night sky.
2. During the hike, we had a glimpse of the breathtaking mountains in the distance.
3. She caught a glimpse of her reflection in the mirror and adjusted her hair.

Verb:

1. He glimpsed a mysterious figure lurking in the shadows.
2. She quickly glimpsed at her watch, realizing she was running late for her appointment.
3. The driver tried to glimpse the street sign as he passed by.

Adjective:

1. He only had a glimpse of understanding regarding the complex mathematical problem.
2. She had a glimpse of hope for a better future.
3. He shared glimpses of his adventures around the world with eager listeners.

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