Word/Phrase: dazzling

Associations

"Dazzling" means something that is very bright, impressive, or amazing. It often refers to something that catches your attention because of its beauty or brilliance. You can think of it like a shining star or a beautiful performance that leaves you speechless.

• A "dazzling smile." This means someone has a very bright and attractive smile that catches your eye.
• A "dazzling performance." This can refer to a spectacular show, like a dance or concert, that impresses everyone in the audience.
• A "dazzling display of fireworks." This refers to fireworks that are very bright and colorful, creating a stunning visual effect.

A well-known synonym for "dazzling" is "brilliant." The difference is that "dazzling" often implies visual brightness and can be more emotional, while "brilliant" can mean high intelligence or excellence in other areas, not just visual.

Substitution

Some other words you could use instead of "dazzling" include:

• "brilliant" (more about intelligence or excellence, not just looks)
• "stunning" (focuses more on how beautiful something is)
• "gorgeous" (mostly used for beauty, often related to appearance)

Using these words might slightly change the meaning. For example, "stunning" focuses more on beauty, while "brilliant" focuses more on intelligence or exceptional quality.