dazzler
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- noun
- /ˈdæzlər/
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deslumbrante
- The second half is a dazzler; it only looks pale when it's compared unfairly to the first.
Examples
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The artist's latest painting is a true dazzler, captivating everyone who sees it.
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On the flip side of glam, there were plenty of dazzlers, including Lucy Liu's silver Versace that she said was made of metal.
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Lots of really good dresses at this wedding, including a few eye-popping dazzlers of the better-her-than-me variety.
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Today I'm at the Chiswick auctions and I've got a right Bobby dazzler for you.
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Her performance at the concert was a dazzler, showcasing her incredible talent and stage presence.
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With its stunning architecture and vibrant colors, the new skyscraper is a real dazzler in the city skyline.
Synonyms
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A person who is very successful and lives a flashy, expensive life
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A person or thing that looks very attractive and makes people turn to look
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A person who shows off to get attention
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A person or thing that is easy to notice and attracts attention
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Someone or something that attracts strong attention and admiration
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A thing that looks very impressive and gets a lot of attention
Something very fast or impressive
Antonyms
How Impressive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dazzler comes from the verb dazzle, which originally meant to 'blind' or 'stun' with bright light. So a person or thing called a dazzler is someone who 'shines' or 'amazes' others by being very bright, beautiful, or skillful.