blazes Sentence Examples
- The wildfire blazes through the forest, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
- The passion in her eyes blazes brightly, illuminating her unwavering determination.
- The sun blazes down on the beach, creating unbearable heat.
- The flames from the campfire blaze merrily, casting a warm glow on the surrounding area.
- The fireworks blaze in the night sky, painting vibrant patterns and eliciting oohs and aahs from spectators.
- The anger in his voice blazes like a raging inferno, consuming him with fury.
- The pain in her heart blazes like a thousand fires, leaving her soul scorched and shattered.
- The beacon blazes atop the tower, guiding lost ships through the treacherous waters.
- The spirit of rebellion blazes within her, fueling her unwavering fight for justice.
- The torches blaze in the hands of protesters, illuminating their path to the courthouse.
blazes Meaning
blazes
to mark with blazes, to proceed extremely rapidly, a mark made on a tree usually to leave a trail, to burn brightly, to be noticeably brilliant, a white or gray streak in the hair of the head, very bright direct light often accompanied by heat, intense direct light often accompanied by heat, to make public or conspicuous, to mark (a trail) with blazes (see blaze entry 4 sense 2), a usually white stripe down the center of the face of an animal, hell, a sudden outburst, a long white mark down the center of the face of an animal, to be conspicuously brilliant or resplendent, something that resembles the blaze of a fire, a dazzling display, to flare up, an active burning, to shoot rapidly and repeatedly, an intensely burning fire, a mark made on a tree by chipping off a piece of the bark, a very strongly burning fire, a trail marker, a sudden bursting forth of flame, to make public, to lead in some direction or activity
Synonyms & Antonyms of blazes
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FAQs About the word blazes
to mark with blazes, to proceed extremely rapidly, a mark made on a tree usually to leave a trail, to burn brightly, to be noticeably brilliant, a white or gray
flashes, flares, eruptions,explosions, outbursts, bursts, gales,gusts, flushes, agonies
shadows, glooms, nights,darks, dusks,
The wildfire blazes through the forest, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
The passion in her eyes blazes brightly, illuminating her unwavering determination.
The sun blazes down on the beach, creating unbearable heat.
The flames from the campfire blaze merrily, casting a warm glow on the surrounding area.
