"adazzle" meaning in English

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          "text": "The dust rose up in thick clouds, thickened yet more by the sunlight held in them; for the dead air of the hollow was a-dazzle.",
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          "text": "It was an æsthetic education to live within those walls, to wander from room to room, from the Soanesque library to the Chinese drawing-room, adazzle with gilt pagodas and nodding mandarins […]",
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          "text": "By the time they entered Washington, it was dark and the lights of the city were all adazzle.",
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