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Meanings of dazzling in English

Extremely bright.

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Amazingly impressive; suggestive of the flashing of lightning.

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Usage of dazzling in English
1
The smoke of the guns threaded to dazzling silver in the sunshine.
Beauchamp's Career — Volume 7
2
Beauden Barrett takes the beauty of rugby to a dazzling new level.
Radio NZ
3
The river was dazzling in the morning sunlight, the air like wine.
The Fur Bringers: A Story of the Canadian Northwest
4
Its reputation is most at stake; its prospectus dazzling; its annals effective.
The Woman Who Toils / Being the Experiences of Two Gentlewomen a...
5
The sun shone brightly; the snow stretched afar like a dazzling sheet.
The Daughter of the Commandant
6
A dazzling performance next week could set the stage for a comeback.
Reuters
7
Difficult People is a great little gem, somewhat unpolished but dazzling nonetheless.
News.com.au
8
Today's movies are more and more mind-blowing thanks to dazzling special effects.
The Irish Times
9
He mused in fascinated reverie over the dazzling incident of the day.
Tancred; Or, The New Crusade
10
Her lips were slightly parted in a natural and perfectly dazzling smile.
A Prince of Sinners
11
Okay, so my dazzling police work wasn't so much dazzling as accidental.
Calamity jayne
12
But for the present all relief was lost in the dazzling glare.
All Around the Moon
13
In Hammond's presentation, this dazzling technology was carried off without a hitch.
The Lost World
14
The sky was a soft, blue-gray; the sand-hills were a dazzling yellow.
The Riverman
15
It's a remarkable climb with extraordinary movement and a completely dazzling position.
Climbing Magazine
16
It's no easy feat to bring these dazzling productions onto a ship.
News.com.au
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