Definition
Definition of dazing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotionRare overwhelming or bewilderingRare
- The dazing complexity of the puzzle frustrated everyone.
2.
stunningRare causing someone to feel stunned or confusedRare
- The dazing lights of the city left him speechless.
Origin of dazing
English, daze + ing
Examples of dazing in a sentence
Her dazing beauty captivated everyone at the party. The dazing news left everyone in shock. His dazing performance earned him a standing ovation.
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- French:étourdissant, éblouissant, ...
- German:überwältigend, betäubend, ...
- Italian:sconcertante, sbalorditivo, ...
- Spanish:abrumador, deslumbrante, ...
- Portuguese:atordoante, ofuscante, ...
- Chinese:令人困惑的, 令人眩晕的, ...
- Japanese:圧倒的な, 眩惑的な, ...
- Arabic:مُرْبِك, مذهِل, ...
- Hebrew:מְבַלְבֵּל, מַמְהִים, ...
- Russian:ошеломляющий, ослепляющий, ...
- Ukrainian:заплутуючий, засліплюючий, ...
- Hindi:भ्रमित करने वाला, चकित करने वाला, ...
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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