Glimpse
Glimpse is a word used in English to describe a brief, partial view or perception. As a noun, it denotes a momentary sight—a quick, incomplete look at something not fully seen. As a verb, to glimpse means to catch sight of something for a moment, often only partially.
Etymology: The term dates to Middle English, with earliest uses in the 15th century. Its precise linguistic
Usage and nuance: A glimpse implies speed and incomplete information, suitable for physical observation or figurative
Related terms and phrases: Glimpse is closely related to but distinct from glance, which often connotes a