Designed or treated to prevent or resist glare; protected against harsh reflective light.
From 'glare' + 'proof' (resistant to, protected from). This is a modern compound formed from industrial and technological needs for non-glare surfaces.
Glareproof is marketing language that emerged with car windshields and eyeglasses—it's less technical than 'anti-glare' but promises the same thing, showing how commercial language influences everyday English.
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