1. present participle of imblaze; to set on fire or cause to blaze; to kindle or ignite
Usage: archaic or literary; rarely used in modern English
2. to display prominently or make conspicuous; to emblaze or emblazon
Usage: archaic or literary; variant or related to emblaze

Examples

• The dry wood was imblazing quickly in the hearth.
• The sunset was imblazing the western sky with brilliant colors.
• His passion for justice was imblazing his speeches with fervor.
• The torch was imblazing the darkness of the cave.
• Her determination was imblazing a path forward for the entire team.