See blazar on Wiktionary
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"(XXᵉ siècle) De l’anglais blazar dérivé de blaze. Construit sur le même modèle que quasar, le mot est la contraction de l’expression anglaise : blazing quasi-stellar radiosource, (« radio-source flamboyante quasi-stellaire »)."
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