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- Dictionarybedazzle/bɪˈdazl/
verb
- 1. greatly impress (someone) with outstanding ability or striking appearance: "bedazzled by him, they offered him a post in Paris"
- 2. decorate or personalize (clothing or accessories) using sequins, beads, glitter, etc.: "I'd bring a box of rhinestones so I could bedazzle our uniforms"
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The meaning of BEDAZZLE is to impress forcefully : enchant, fascinate. How to use bedazzle in a sentence.
to impress someone very much, because of being very intelligent, beautiful, etc.: She had bedazzled him with her knowledge and beauty. to make someone slightly confused, and not able to think clearly: The strange atmosphere in the room had bedazzled her. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Making people excited and interested. absorbed.
Bedazzled definition: forcefully impressed, especially so as to be blind to faults or shortcomings. See examples of BEDAZZLED used in a sentence.
to impress forcefully, especially so as to make oblivious to faults or shortcomings: Audiences were bedazzled by her charm. Synonyms: captivate, enchant, flabbergast, overwhelm, astound, dazzle. to dazzle so as to blind or confuse: The glare of the headlights bedazzled him.
to impress someone very much, because of being very intelligent, beautiful, etc.: She had bedazzled him with her knowledge and beauty. to make someone slightly confused, and not able to think clearly: The strange atmosphere in the room had bedazzled her. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Making people excited and interested. absorbed.
If you are bedazzled by someone or something, you are so amazed and impressed by them that you feel confused.
be·daz·zle. (bĭ-dăz′əl) tr.v. be·daz·zled, be·daz·zling, be·daz·zles. 1. To dazzle so completely as to make blind. 2. To please irresistibly; enchant. be·daz′zle·ment n. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
