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It is a sort of fixed glare, almost a threatening look.
- It is a sort of fixed glare, almost a threatening look.
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In a context (verbal or written), "hard look" is often found in the phrase "to take a hard look". Now it means "a frank, scrutinizing, careful and upclose observation"
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