Word of the Day "Dazzling"

Dazzling

Synonyms: radiant, splendid, magnificent, breathtaking, and stunning, etc.

• Part of Speech: adjective
• Definition: so bright as to blind someone temporarily; extremely clever, attractive, or impressive; brilliant; amazing
• Transcription: / DAZ-ling / 

When something is described as "dazzling," it's like a burst of brilliance that captures attention and leaves a lasting impression. This adjective signifies something remarkably bright, impressive, or striking in appearance or performance. For instance, imagine witnessing a "dazzling" sunset painting the sky with hues of orange and pink, leaving you speechless. Or perhaps you've attended a concert where the musician's "dazzling" guitar solos stole the show, captivating the entire audience.

In everyday conversation, you might use "dazzling" to describe someone's smile that lights up the room, or a "dazzling" display of fireworks on New Year's Eve. 

Here are a few examples:

1. The actress made a dazzling entrance at the awards ceremony, adorned in a shimmering gown.
2. The city skyline at night is truly dazzling, with its countless sparkling lights.
3. The magician's performance was nothing short of dazzling, leaving the audience in awe of his tricks.

Incorporating "dazzling" into your vocabulary adds a touch of vividness and excitement, allowing you to articulate moments of extraordinary beauty or excellence.

March, 2024

Posted by Oxford Language Club

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