Usage Note
Deslumbrante derives from the verb deslumbrar ('to dazzle', 'to blind with light') and describes anything overwhelmingly brilliant — a performance, a smile, a sunset. It is invariable for gender (same form for masculine and feminine), only changing in the plural: deslumbrantes. In figurative use it often carries the nuance that the brilliance is almost too much to take in.
Examples
"La actuación fue absolutamente deslumbrante."
Natural Translation
The performance was absolutely dazzling.
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