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What is the meaning of glimpse?

"Glimpse" has two main meanings:

1. A brief, fleeting look or view: This is the most common meaning. It implies seeing something quickly and partially, often without full understanding.

* Examples:

* "I caught a glimpse of the comet as it streaked across the sky."

* "She gave me a glimpse of her sketchbook."

* "The car sped past, giving me only a glimpse of the driver."

2. A brief understanding or experience: This meaning is less common, but it implies a fleeting but significant insight into something.

* Examples:

* "The book offered a glimpse into the lives of the refugees."

* "The performance gave us a glimpse of the choreographer's vision."

* "His smile gave me a glimpse of the kind man he truly was."

In both cases, "glimpse" suggests that something is seen or understood incompletely or for a short duration. It can also imply a feeling of curiosity or longing to see or understand more fully.

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