Pronunciation: /əˈbeɪz/
adjective in a state of shock or amazement
A1 The children were abaze with excitement when they saw the fireworks.
A2 She was abaze with admiration for the beautiful painting.
B1 The tourists were abaze at the stunning view of the Grand Canyon.
B2 The audience was abaze by the magician's incredible illusions.
C1 The scientist was abaze at the groundbreaking discovery.
C2 The committee was abaze with enthusiasm for the new project proposal.
adverb in a state of shock or amazement
A1 She looked abaze at the beautiful sunset.
A2 The children were abaze with excitement when they saw the fireworks.
B1 The tourists were abaze by the stunning architecture of the city.
B2 The audience was abaze by the magician's incredible tricks.
C1 The scientist was abaze by the complexity of the experiment results.
C2 The artist was abaze by the intricate details in the painting.
formal The intricate architecture of the cathedral left visitors abaze with wonder.
informal She was abaze with excitement when she found out she got the job.
slang The new video game graphics had me totally abaze.
figurative His speech left the audience abaze with inspiration.
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