Pronunciation: /ˈdæz.lər/
noun a person or thing that impresses or astonishes by being strikingly attractive or skillful
A1 She wore a dazzling dress to the party.
A2 The fireworks display was a real dazzler.
B1 The singer's performance was a real dazzler, captivating the audience.
B2 The new diamond necklace was a real dazzler, sparkling in the light.
C1 The Broadway musical was a dazzling spectacle, with elaborate sets and costumes.
C2 The artist's latest painting was a true dazzler, showcasing their talent and creativity.
adjective used to describe something or someone that dazzles or impresses
A1 She wore a dazzler dress to the party.
A2 The fireworks display was a real dazzler.
B1 The new car model is a real dazzler with its sleek design.
B2 The singer's performance was a dazzler, leaving the audience in awe.
C1 The artist's latest masterpiece is a true dazzler, showcasing their talent and skill.
C2 The film's special effects were a dazzler, creating a visually stunning experience for viewers.
formal The actress was known for her role as a dazzling dazzler in the Broadway play.
informal Wow, that new dress you're wearing is a real dazzler!
slang Check out that car, it's a total dazzler!
figurative Her smile was like a dazzler, lighting up the room wherever she went.
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