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daze Definition


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daze
verb
    dazed, dazing
    1. To make someone feel confused or unable to think clearly (eg by a blow or shock).
      Thesaurus: dumbfound, shock, stun, paralyse, flabbergast, confuse, stupefy, astound, astonish, amaze, perplex, bewilder, stagger.
noun
    1. A confused, forgetful or inattentive state of mind.
      Thesaurus: stupor, trance, confusion, bewilderment, shock, distraction.
Derivative: dazed
adj
    Affected by a blow or shock; mentally confused.
Derivative: dazedly
adverb
    Idiom: in a daze
      Stunned.
    Etymology: 14c as dase: from Norse dasask to be weary.



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