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Definition of dazzling - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
appearanceextremely impressive or beautiful
- She wore a dazzling dress to the party.
2.
light intensityextremely bright, blinding
- The dazzling sunlight made it hard to see the road..
3.
performanceimpressively skillful and exciting
- Her dazzling performance earned a standing ovation..
Noun
visionTECH. the effect or process of overwhelming with intense brightness or brillianceTECH.
- The dazzling of the headlights made it hard to see.
Expressions with dazzling
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visually stunning presentation or show
The fireworks were a dazzling display of colors.
Origin of dazzling
Middle English, dasen (to be stunned)
Terms with dazzling included in their meaning
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intense light
shine with a strong or dazzling light
brightness
dazzling often garish brilliance
excitement
be very exciting or dazzling
performance
spectacular or dazzling in effect
metaphorical
something dazzling or eye-catching
appearance
quality of shining with dazzling beauty or impressive splendor
metaphor
dazzling or impressive like stars
display
dazzling or arresting display
maritime
dazzling whiteness from ice reflection at sea
vision
causing temporary blindness or dazzling effect
bright
dazzling or sparkling brightly
light
burst or flash of light causing dazzling
brightness
very bright and dazzling
appearance
dazzling or stunning in appearance
Examples of dazzling in a sentence
Her dazzling smile brightened the entire room. The dazzling headlights blinded the driver. The dazzling display of fireworks lit up the sky. The dancer's dazzling moves captivated the audience. His dazzling skills on the piano were unmatched. The dazzling of sunlight on the water forced us to squint.
The dazzling from the stage spots blinded the front row briefly.
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- French:éblouissant, éblouissement, ...
- German:atemberaubend, Blendung, ...
- Italian:abbagliante, abbagliamento, ...
- Spanish:deslumbrante, deslumbramiento, ...
- Portuguese:deslumbrante, ofuscamento, ...
- Chinese:耀眼的, 眩光, ...
- Japanese:眩しい, まぶしさ, ...
- Arabic:مُبْهِر, إِبْهَار, ...
- Hebrew:מַרְהִיב, סִנוּוֵר, ...
- Russian:ослепительный, ослепление, ...
- Ukrainian:засліплюючий, засліплення, ...
- Hindi:चकाचौंध भरा, चौंधियाहट, ...
Definition of dazzle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
performancetr. amaze with skill or beautytr.
- Her performance dazzled the judges.
2.
lighttr. overwhelm with a bright lighttr.
- The headlights from the oncoming car dazzled him.
3.
impressiontr. impress deeplytr.
- Her piano performance dazzled the audience.
4.
lightintr. be overpowered by bright lightintr.
- He stood there, dazzled by the headlights.
Noun
1.
aestheticsquality of impressive beauty or skill
- The dazzle of her talent was undeniable.
2.
bright lightintense brightness that blinds temporarily
- The dazzle from the headlights made it hard to see..
3.
animalsRare herd of zebrasRare
- We saw a dazzle of zebras on the safari.
4.
militaryTECH. type of camouflage used in military contextsTECH.
- The ship was painted with dazzle to confuse enemies.
Images of dazzle
herd of zebras 
type of camouflage used in military contexts
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noisy, flashy activity meant to impress or entertain
The party was full of razzle-dazzle.
camouflage painting on ships to confuse enemies
The navy used dazzle painting on their ships during the war.
Origin of dazzle
Middle English, dasen (to be stunned)
Examples of dazzle in a sentence
His artwork continues to dazzle art critics worldwide. The camera flash can dazzle you momentarily. The bright stage lights dazzled the audience. The magician's tricks dazzled the children. The new smartphone's features will dazzle tech enthusiasts. The sudden flash dazzled the driver.
I was dazzled by sunlight on the snow. The dazzle of the fireworks captivated everyone. His performance had a dazzle that left the audience in awe. The dazzle of the fireworks lit up the sky. She was lost in the dazzle of the camera flashes. A dazzle of zebras crossed the road in front of us. Photographers captured a dazzle of zebras in the wild. The dazzle on the tank made it hard to spot. Soldiers used dazzle to protect their positions.
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- French:émerveiller, éclat, ...
- German:begeistern, Funkeln, ...
- Italian:sorprendere, splendore, ...
- Spanish:deslumbrar, brillo, ...
- Portuguese:deslumbrar, brilho, ...
- Chinese:惊叹, 惊艳之处, ...
- Japanese:驚かせる, 輝き, ...
- Arabic:أَبْهَرَ, إِبْهار, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַדְהִים, הָדָר, ...
- Russian:поразить, ослепительность, ...
- Ukrainian:вразити, блиск, ...
- Hindi:मंत्रमुग्ध करना, चमक, ...
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