Gaze at Glare at

[Lilish]

hi,
I really can't differentiate between Glare at & Gaze at.

[Alan]

Hi lilish,

Both verbs describe ways of looking at someone/something. Glare at suggests you are very angry as in: Michael glared at his mother when she started talking about what he was like as a baby, in front of his new girlfriend.

Gaze at suggests that you are very impressed or moved as in: Michael gazed at his new girlfriend thinking how beautiful and wonderful she was.

Alan
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[Lilish]

Hi,
would you kindly tell me the difference between :
Gaze at & Stare at