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Verb blaze out has 1 sense | ||||
Definitions from the WebBlaze OutDescription:Blaze out is a phrasal verb that has multiple meanings depending on its context. It can be used to describe something burning or producing a strong flame, as well as to represent the act of shining brightly. Additionally, it can also refer to the act of burning intensely and suddenly becoming extinguished. Its usage can vary from describing physical processes to metaphorical situations. Sample Sentences:1. Verb (Intransitive): The bonfire blazed out, illuminating the night sky. The fireworks blazed out, captivating everyone's attention. 2. Verb (Intransitive): Mary's anger blazed out when she found out about the betrayal. Passion for justice blazed out in his eyes. 3. Verb (Transitive): He blazed out a trail through the dense forest. The artist blazed out a new path in the world of modern art. 4. Adjective: The sun's blaze-out brightness made it hard to see without sunglasses. The blinds were closed, preventing the blaze-out sunlight from entering the room. 5. Noun: We witnessed the blaze-out of the restaurant as it caught fire. The meteor's blaze-out was visible for miles around. Related Products:Explore related products on Amazon. | ||||
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