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antiglare

antiglare

3.8
Reduces bright light and reflections on screens and glass
  • adjective
  • /ˌæntiˈɡlɛr/
translation icon : antirreflejo
  • The antiglare screen protector made it easier to use my phone outdoors.

Examples

  • He bought antiglare glasses to reduce eye strain while working at his computer.

  • Many modern cars have antiglare mirrors to improve nighttime driving safety.

  • The new laptop features an antiglare screen.

  • I prefer antiglare glasses for driving at night.

  • The antiglare screen on my laptop allows me to work comfortably even in bright sunlight.

  • Her new antiglare glasses help her see clearly without the distraction of harsh reflections.

  • With the antiglare coating on his sunglasses, he can drive without being blinded by the sun.

Synonyms

nonglare
vsantiglare
4.1

Made to stop bright reflections that make your eyes tired

is aimed mainly at screens and glass rather than general visibility
glareless
vsantiglare
5.9

Not making or reflecting bright light that hurts your eyes

is made to stop reflections by design rather than simply lacking shine

Antonyms

37 3.3

A very bright, harsh light that is hard to look at

How Glare-Reducing

antiglare
3.8
matte
  • US
14 5.3
glossy
34 2.6

Surface Forms

antiglare positive

Morphology

antiglare = glare (transparent) = anti + glare

Clear prefixation with anti- meaning 'against' or 'preventing' plus glare; the meaning is directly predictable.

Etymology

Antiglare comes from the parts anti- 'against' and glare 'very bright or blinding light'. So an antiglare surface or product is made to fight bright reflections and make screens or mirrors easier to see.