Pronunciation

/bləz/

Definitions

Noun

A blazing fire or intense heat, often metaphorical. “The fireplace was ablaze with a bright orange glow.”

• A brilliant or spectacular display: “The fireworks lit up the sky in a dazzling blaze.”
• A period of intense activity or excitement: “Her career has been on a blaze lately.”

Verb

1. To burn brightly or intensely: “The match ignited the kindling, causing the wood to blaze.”
2. To shine or be prominent: “Her success blazed a trail for women in the industry.”
3. To be very noticeable or impressive: “His achievements blazed across the headlines.”

Adjective

1. Fiery or blazing: “The blaze of the sun on the beach was almost unbearable.”
2. Dramatic or spectacular: “The blaze of colors in the sunset was breathtaking.”
3. Intense or powerful: “The blaze of her passion for the project was evident.”

Phrases

• “Blaze a trail” means to pioneer or lead the way.
• “Set something ablaze” means to ignite or cause it to start burning.
• “In the blaze of glory” refers to a moment of triumph before decline or downfall.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The house was completely destroyed by the raging blaze.”
• Verb: “He watched the stars blaze across the night sky.”
• Adjective: “Her eyes blazed with determination when she spoke about her goals.”

Synonyms

• Fire
• Flame
• Spark
• Heat
• Scorching
• Blinding
• Radiant
• Luminous
• Flaring