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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a blaze of confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and vibrant display of self-assurance or belief in oneself.
Example: "As she walked onto the stage, she exuded a blaze of confidence that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a surge of confidence" or "a burst of confidence".
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Sibelius embarked on his symphonic journey in a blaze of confidence.
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Beginning in a blaze of provocative confidence, he steps out in purple glitter platforms (which sit incongruously with his quarter-length trousers and layered T-shirts: it looks as if one of Limp Bizkit has raided Elton John's closet) and performs a passionate version of Picture Me Gone, but gets more and more irritated as the show goes on.
It ended in a blaze of anonymity.
Cutumba was a blaze of brightness.
I felt a blaze of happiness.
"We left in a blaze of glory".
My mouth a blaze of touch.
Last week, Central Park was a blaze of red.
The sunset is a blaze of purple and gold.
The final movement unfolded in a blaze of color.
I woke up in a blaze of white sun.
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