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Definition of bewildered in English: bewilderedadjectivebɪˈwɪldədbəˈwɪldərd Perplexed and confused; very puzzled. he saw the bewildered look on my face Example sentencesExamples - The bewildered governor had let them have their way.
- I couldn't begin to explain my enthusiasm (much less the style and content of the films) to the bewildered friend who accompanied me.
- Instead of handing me the phone, my stepmom gave me a bewildered look.
- He told friends that he was absolutely bewildered at the fuss.
- "This was supposed to be my big break," he cried to the bewildered audience.
- Carol, a bewildered student, comes to her professor, John, confessing her inability to cope with her course.
- When I opened my eyes I saw a bewildered look on his face.
- They then informed the slightly bewildered audience that we had just heard their first song.
- His brother looked totally bewildered, which was a rarity.
- He looks like he always does: a slightly bewildered bloke, swept along by events.
- The dollar regained its composure, remaining stable against most major currencies, while gold prices slipped after hitting a high on Monday as a haven for bewildered investors.
- He looked totally bewildered and kept on repeating, "What are you saying?"
- There were a number of scared and bewildered children crying in their parents' arms.
- Foresters are often completely bewildered that local communities resent them.
- Fluctuating wildly between bewildered Dr Jekyll and psychopathic Mr Hyde, Dafoe plays the role with unremitting glee, energy and panache.
- Her pages are packed with the stories of bewildered individuals who, finding themselves in difficulties on a variety of far-flung frontiers, struggle to adjust to their immediate situation.
- On every page there are unhappy husbands, bewildered boyfriends, disappointed lovers and delusional relatives.
- The nurse in charge simply gave me a bewildered look.
- Over a million bewildered Americans wondered why their country had abandoned them.
Synonyms baffled, mystified, bemused, perplexed, puzzled, confused, nonplussed, at sea, at a loss, thrown off balance, disorientated, taken aback
Derivativesadverb I was still young enough to believe - bewilderedly, arrogantly, passionately - that through sheer force of will, I could bend the world to my ambition. Example sentencesExamples - Shaking her head bewilderedly, Annie said ‘No, I don't understand.’
- Tourists stand and look bewilderedly at the structure.
- Amanda shook her head bewilderedly at her friend, ‘You are not making any sense.’
- Whilst the conversation heightens, a bang can be heard outside and the guests look up bewilderedly when they hear a woman shouting from the hallway.
Definition of bewildered in US English: bewilderedadjectivebəˈwildərdbəˈwɪldərd Perplexed and confused; very puzzled. he saw the bewildered look on my face Example sentencesExamples - He looked totally bewildered and kept on repeating, "What are you saying?"
- I couldn't begin to explain my enthusiasm (much less the style and content of the films) to the bewildered friend who accompanied me.
- Foresters are often completely bewildered that local communities resent them.
- The nurse in charge simply gave me a bewildered look.
- Over a million bewildered Americans wondered why their country had abandoned them.
- The bewildered governor had let them have their way.
- Carol, a bewildered student, comes to her professor, John, confessing her inability to cope with her course.
- On every page there are unhappy husbands, bewildered boyfriends, disappointed lovers and delusional relatives.
- When I opened my eyes I saw a bewildered look on his face.
- The dollar regained its composure, remaining stable against most major currencies, while gold prices slipped after hitting a high on Monday as a haven for bewildered investors.
- Fluctuating wildly between bewildered Dr Jekyll and psychopathic Mr Hyde, Dafoe plays the role with unremitting glee, energy and panache.
- Her pages are packed with the stories of bewildered individuals who, finding themselves in difficulties on a variety of far-flung frontiers, struggle to adjust to their immediate situation.
- There were a number of scared and bewildered children crying in their parents' arms.
- He looks like he always does: a slightly bewildered bloke, swept along by events.
- His brother looked totally bewildered, which was a rarity.
- "This was supposed to be my big break," he cried to the bewildered audience.
- He told friends that he was absolutely bewildered at the fuss.
- Instead of handing me the phone, my stepmom gave me a bewildered look.
- They then informed the slightly bewildered audience that we had just heard their first song.
Synonyms baffled, mystified, bemused, perplexed, puzzled, confused, nonplussed, at sea, at a loss, thrown off balance, disorientated, taken aback
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