Bedazzle

Pronunciation: /bɪˈdæzəl/

Definitions of bedazzle

verb to impress or dazzle greatly with something; to adorn or decorate with sparkling or shiny objects

Example Sentences

A1 She bedazzled her phone case with sparkly stickers.

A2 The magician used his wand to bedazzle the audience with a dazzling light show.

B1 The jewelry designer was known for her ability to bedazzle even the most simple pieces.

B2 The artist's masterpiece was bedazzling, with intricate details and vibrant colors.

C1 The fashion designer's collection was bedazzled with sequins, beads, and crystals.

C2 The performer's stage presence was truly bedazzling, captivating the audience with every move.

Grammatical Forms of bedazzle

• past tense: bedazzled
• plural: bedazzles
• comparative: more bedazzling
• superlative: most bedazzling
• present tense: bedazzles
• future tense: will bedazzle
• perfect tense: has bedazzled
• continuous tense: is bedazzling
• singular: bedazzle
• positive degree: bedazzling
• infinitive: to bedazzle
• gerund: bedazzling
• participle: bedazzled

Origin and Evolution of bedazzle

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'bedazzle' originated from the combination of 'be-' (intensive prefix) and 'dazzle' (to blind or amaze with a bright light).

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the 17th century to mean 'to dazzle or impress greatly', the word 'bedazzle' has evolved to also mean 'to impress with brilliance or showiness' in modern usage.