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Definition of dazed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mental fogstunned or confused and slow to react
- She felt dazed after the long journey.
2.
psychologyin a state of shock or confusion
- He looked dazed after hearing the news.
Expressions with dazed
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feeling stunned and bewildered after a shock
After the accident, he was dazed and confused.
Origin of dazed
Old Norse, dasa (to become weary)
Terms with dazed included in their meaning
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unresponsive person
person who acts dazed or shows no emotion
physical impact
knocked unconscious or dazed by a blow
confusion
dazed and slow to react, often from a hit
dazed state
deeply absorbed and unaware of surroundings
expression
having a fixed, vacant look from emotionless or dazed state
alcohol intoxication
make someone extremely drunk or dazed by giving them alcohol
confusion
appearing dazed or confused
dazed state
not fully awake or aware, seeming dazed or confused
confusion
in a confused or dazed state
dazed
not fully aware, often due to tiredness or intoxication
state
in a dazed or unsteady manner
condition
in a faint or dazed condition
shock state
state of being dazed or shocked
confusion
cause someone to feel confused or dazed
sluggishly
acting in a sluggish or dazed manner
confused state
dazed or groggy
lethargic
feeling dazed or lethargic
dizziness
most unsteady or dazed
intoxication
state of being dazed from alcohol
mental state
dazed or stunned
romantically dazed
dreamily romantic or bemused
dazed confused
feeling dazed or confused, often from blows or exhaustion
medical
dazed from being hit repeatedly
daze
make someone feel stunned or dazed
Examples of dazed in a sentence
The dazed expression on her face worried everyone. She felt dazed after the roller coaster ride. The dazed expression on his face was unmistakable.
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- French:étourdi, confus, ...
- German:benommen, fassungslos, ...
- Italian:stordito, sconvolto, ...
- Spanish:aturdido, confuso, ...
- Portuguese:atordoado, estupefato, ...
- Chinese:晕头转向的, 迷茫的, ...
- Japanese:ぼーっとした, ぼんやりした, ...
- Arabic:مُشَوَّش, مَذْهُول, ...
- Hebrew:הָמוּם, ...
- Russian:ошеломленный, в замешательстве, ...
- Ukrainian:приголомшений, ошелешений, ...
- Hindi:हक्का-बक्का, चकित, ...
Definition of daze - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
mental statestate of not thinking clearly, often after a surprise
- He walked around in a daze after the accident.
Verb
1.
confusion impactmake someone unable to think clearly, often by shock or impact
- The loud noise dazed him for several minutes.
2.
astonishmentoverwhelm with amazement or disbelief
- The magician's trick dazed the audience.
Expressions with daze
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in a state of confusion or bewilderment
She walked through the day in a daze after hearing the news.
Origin of daze
Old Norse, dasa (weary)
Examples of daze in a sentence
The news left her in a joyful daze. The blow dazed the boxer during the first round. Bright lights dazed the hikers after dawn. The news dazed him completely. Her sudden decision dazed everyone.
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- French:stupeur, étourdir, ...
- German:Benommenheit, benommen machen, ...
- Italian:stordimento, stordire, ...
- Spanish:aturdimiento, aturdir, ...
- Portuguese:atordoamento, atordoar, ...
- Chinese:恍惚, 使茫然, ...
- Japanese:茫然, 茫然とさせる, ...
- Arabic:ذُهُول, أَذْهَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:טִשְׁטוּשׁ, לְהַמֵּם, ...
- Russian:оцепенение, ошеломить, ...
- Ukrainian:запаморочення, приголомшити, ...
- Hindi:भ्रमावस्था, चक्कर में डालना, ...
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