dazzle
//ˈdæz.əl//
Verb
dazzleInfinitive
dazzlePresent tense
dazzledPast tense
dazzledPast participle
dazzlingPresent participle
dazzlesThird-person singular
1
To blind or overpower temporarily with intense light.
The headlights of the oncoming car dazzled me.
2
To impress deeply or overwhelm with brilliance, skill, or beauty.
The young pianist dazzled the audience with her incredible performance.
Noun
1
A blinding or overpowering brightness.
The dazzle of the sun on the snow made it hard to see.
2
Something that impresses or amazes through brilliance or showiness.
The dazzle of the fireworks display left everyone speechless.