dazzlesome

English

Etymology

From dazzle +‎ -some.

Adjective

dazzlesome (comparative more dazzlesome, superlative most dazzlesome)

1. Characterised or marked by dazzling
   • 2014, Ian McDonald, Desolation Road:

     Then Inspiration Cadillac saw a dazzlesome flash far off on the edge of the world. It was followed by another flash, then another, then another, and in the blinking of a blinded eye he was embedded in a cone of whitehot light.

   • 2016, Richard Whittington-Egan, Tales from the Dead-House:

     One must, I fear, however unwillingly, interject at this point the unpalatable fact that the dazzlesome Arthur Warren Waite was a gentleman to whom money was dearer than all else in his universe; [...]