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dazzlesome

dazzlesome adjective: characterised or marked by dazzling.

Adjective

dazzlesome (comparative more dazzlesome, superlative most dazzlesome)

  1. Characterised or marked by dazzling.
    • Then Inspiration Cadillac saw a dazzlesome flash far off on the edge of the world. It was followed by another flash, then another, then another, and in the blinking of a blinded eye he was embedded in a cone of whitehot light.2014, Ian McDonald, Desolation Road
    • One must, I fear, however unwillingly, interject at this point the unpalatable fact that the dazzlesome Arthur Warren Waite was a gentleman to whom money was dearer than all else in his universe; [...]2016, Richard Whittington-Egan, Tales from the Dead-House

Forms of dazzlesome

comparativemore dazzlesome
superlativemost dazzlesome

Origin of dazzlesome

From dazzle + -some.

Questions about dazzlesome

What does dazzlesome mean?
Dazzlesome means characterised or marked by dazzling.
What part of speech is dazzlesome?
Dazzlesome is an adjective.

Words near dazzlesome in the dictionary

  1. dazzlement
  2. dazzlements
  3. dazzler
  4. dazzlers
  5. dazzles
  6. dazzlesome
  7. dazzlest
  8. dazzleth
  9. dazzling
  10. dazzlingly
  11. dazzlingness

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