adj

dazzled

Dazzled (adj) means Overwhelmed by a bright light or by something impressively brilliant. Example: “She stood dazzled by the stage lights for a moment before finding her mark.”

adj

Overwhelmed by a bright light or by something impressively brilliant.

"She stood dazzled by the stage lights for a moment before finding her mark."

"The critics were dazzled by his debut novel."

How to use dazzled

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishTemporarily overwhelmed by brightness or by something amazing.

Common pairings

dazzled by the lights left dazzled dazzled audience

Word forms

more dazzled comparative, most dazzled superlative

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Rhymes for dazzled

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Frequently asked questions

What does “dazzled” mean?

The word “dazzled” means overwhelmed by a bright light or by something impressively brilliant. In plain terms, temporarily overwhelmed by brightness or by something amazing.

How do you use “dazzled” in a sentence?

Here is “dazzled” used in a sentence: “She stood dazzled by the stage lights for a moment before finding her mark.”

What part of speech is “dazzled”?

“Dazzled” is an adjective.

What is the meaning of dazzled?

"dazzled" (adj) means overwhelmed by a bright light or by something impressively brilliant.