Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Dazzle"

A: It usually means to impress, excite or delight someone.

“We’re going to dazzle them with our dance routine”

“She dazzled me with her smile”

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A: "Dazzle" is a verb that means to impress someone. For example, "He dazzled her with a perfect smile."

A: enticed, excited, amazed

A: "I'm ready to dazzle the audience!"
"The diamond dazzled."
"The shininess of the jewelry was dazzling."

A: that girl has dazzling eyes
my dress needs to dazzle

A: Dazzle: She was dazzled by his charms. (She couldn’t think properly for a second because how handsome he looked)

A: thank you!

A: Dazzle: To amaze, overwhelm, or bewilder with spectacular display.
Frazzle: To stress and exhaust either physically or emotionally.

Two different emotions that rhyme.

A: "The lights on all these police cars are dazzling."

"Spinning in circles makes me dizzy."

A: ‘dazzle’ is like ‘amaze’ while ‘bedazzle’ in the contexts I have heard it used is decorating something with glitzy items

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A: 👌

A: It sounds a little unnatural because dazzle is very weird word to use to describe a feeling because usually people don't really use that word much.

Im confused also. What do you mean by dazzle?


Its good, just confusing.

Maybe you can say, "it makes me feel dazzling."

That sounds much more natural.

A: yeah it's natural 👌🏻

A: You dazzle me.

Dazzle should be plural because "You" is a special noun.

Sunlight is uncountable hence singular form (dazzles) is used.