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Definition of mazed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
confused stateDated UK perplexed by many conflicting situations or statementsDated UK
- She felt mazed by the sudden changes.
2.
mental stateDated UK dazed or stunnedDated UK
- He felt mazed after the long and tiring journey.
Origin of mazed
English, maze (bewilder)
Examples of mazed in a sentence
The tourists were mazed by the city's winding streets. She was mazed by the sudden turn of events. The bright lights left him mazed.
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- French:déconcerté, abasourdi, ...
- German:verwirrt, benommen, ...
- Italian:confuso, stordito, ...
- Spanish:confundido, ...
- Portuguese:confuso, atordoado, ...
- Chinese:困惑的, 晕头转向, ...
- Japanese:混乱した, ぼうっとした, ...
- Arabic:مُرْتَبِك, مَذْهُول, ...
- Hebrew:מְבוּלְבָּל, הָמוּם, ...
- Russian:озадаченный, ошеломленный, ...
- Ukrainian:збентежений, приголомшений, ...
- Hindi:भ्रमित, स्तब्ध, ...
Definition of maze - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
labyrinthcomplex network of paths designed to confuse
- The garden had a beautiful maze.
2.
complexitysomething confusingly intricate
- The new tax regulations are a maze of rules and exceptions.
Verb
1.
navigateintr. Rare move through a complex network of pathsintr. Rare
- She managed to maze through the crowded streets.
2.
confusetr. Rare cause someone to feel confusedtr. Rare
- The magician's tricks mazed the audience.
3.
pathstr. Rare create a complex network of pathstr. Rare
- The gardener mazed the hedges for the new attraction.
Images of maze
complex network of paths designed to confuse 
something confusingly intricate
Expressions with maze
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confusing and complicated procedures
The company's bureaucratic maze frustrated new employees.
complex situation causing uncertainty
The sudden changes created a maze of confusion for the employees.
complex set of confusing regulations or guidelines
Navigating the maze of rules in the new policy was exhausting.
Origin of maze
Middle English, mase (confusion)
Examples of maze in a sentence
He solved the maze puzzle in record time. Navigating the legal system can be a maze. The old mansion was a maze of dark hallways. They had to maze through the bureaucratic procedures. He tried to maze his way out of the forest. The complex puzzle mazed the young children.
His unexpected question mazed everyone in the room. The artist mazed the lines to create an intricate design. They mazed the paths in the cornfield for the festival.
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- French:labyrinthe, naviguer, ...
- German:Labyrinth, schlängeln, ...
- Italian:labirinto, districarsi, ...
- Spanish:laberinto, abrirse paso, ...
- Portuguese:labirinto, navegar, ...
- Chinese:迷宫, 穿行, ...
- Japanese:迷路, 通り抜ける, ...
- Arabic:مَتَاهَة, شَقَّ طَرِيقَه, ...
- Hebrew:מָבוֹךְ, לְנַוֵּט דֶּרֶךְ, ...
- Russian:лабиринт, пробраться, ...
- Ukrainian:лабіринт, орієнтуватися, ...
- Hindi:भूलभुलैया, रास्ता निकालना, ...
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