imblazed
/ɪmˈbleɪzd/
adjective
- Decorated or marked with a prominent design, symbol, or inscription, often in a way that is very noticeable.
- The knight's shield was imblazed with a golden lion.
- The cover of the book was imblazed with the author's signature in silver ink.
- The team's jackets were imblazed with the championship logo.
- Set on fire; burning brightly.
- The torch was imblazed, lighting the path through the cave.
- The old barn was imblazed by a lightning strike.
- The campfire was imblazed against the dark night sky.
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verb
- To decorate or mark with a prominent design, symbol, or inscription.
- The jeweler imblazed the ring with tiny diamonds.
- The artist imblazed the wall with a colorful mural.
- They imblazed the family crest on the wooden door.
- To set on fire; to kindle or ignite.
- He imblazed the kindling with a single match.
- The volcano imblazed the sky with molten rock.
- The lightning imblazed the dry grass in seconds.
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