bedazzlement

When she was 4 years old she met Martin Luther King Jr., who tugged playfully on her pigtails; at 17 she found herself at the Academy Awards, mingling with a bedazzlement of movie stars.

A long gray cardigan, devoid of bedazzlement, hangs below her hips and a neat blouse is unbuttoned at the neck.

The designers are leaned on heavily to fill the bedazzlement gap, and they do what they can.

Similarly, we urge the media to focus on holding power to account, rather than falling for the bedazzlement of seemingly magical AI systems, hyped by corporations that benefit from misleading the public as to what these products actually are.

Far from his bitter wife and troubling children, he’s got four weeks to produce an essay of philosophical bedazzlement that will flatter the contest’s founder.