dazzle in Greek
dazzle in Greek is θαμπώνω — dazzle means to temporarily blind or confuse someone's vision with an intense light.
dazzle in Greek
θαμπώνω
Pronounced: thabono
(transitive) To confuse or overpower the sight of (someone or something, such as a sensor) by means of excessive brightness.
What does "dazzle" mean?
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verb To temporarily blind or confuse someone's vision with an intense light.
"The oncoming headlights dazzled her for a moment."
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verb To impress someone so much with skill, brilliance, or style that they can barely think straight.
"The gymnast dazzled the judges with her final routine."
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noun Impressive, showy brilliance.
"The dazzle of the fireworks display drew gasps from the crowd."
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dazzle in a sentence
- The oncoming headlights dazzled her for a moment.
- The gymnast dazzled the judges with her final routine.
- His speech dazzled the crowd, though it was fairly light on substance.
- The dazzle of the fireworks display drew gasps from the crowd.
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What is "dazzle" in Greek?
"dazzle" in Greek is θαμπώνω. dazzle means: To temporarily blind or confuse someone's vision with an intense light.
How do you pronounce θαμπώνω?
"dazzle" in Greek is θαμπώνω, pronounced "thabono".
How do you use "dazzle" in a sentence?
Example: "The oncoming headlights dazzled her for a moment." In Greek, "dazzle" is θαμπώνω.
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