Perplexity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERPLEXITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being perplexed
• inability to deal with or understand something
• a complicated or baffling situation or thing
• an entangled state
• The quality or state of being perplexed or puzzled; complication; intricacy; entanglement; distraction of mind through doubt or difficulty; embarrassment; bewilderment; doubt.
• trouble or confusion resulting from complexity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the state of being perplexe; bewilderment

Words related to PERPLEXITY

perplexities23 tostication13

How to use PERPLEXITY in a sentence

• To-day he placed the tallow and bran before Kazan, and the smile in his face gave way to a look of perplexity.
• In my perplexity I wanted to see someone of whom to ask the way, but could see no one.
• Zadig left the royal presence full of perplexity and despair, and having his heart oppressed with a burden which he was no longer able to bear.
• Elder Williams glanced at Elder Kinney in perplexity, and waited for some moments longer.
• In the human soul there is seldom any real perplexity.
• Thus for this day and night they halted, sunk in perplexity.
• When she had brought her husband into the condition of perplexity, she managed that a passionate letter should fall into his hands.
• He took one out, and a look of perplexity crept over his face.
• Ralph bit his pen in some perplexity, when he had finished making out the document.
• She occasionally struggled in vain with a modern novel, which she usually renounced in perplexity after three chapters or so.
• There was vexation and perplexity in his kind heart too.
• This phenomenon made those who saw it regard me with much perplexity.
• He looked back at Dare with hopeless perplexity in his pained eyes.
• There was no perplexity visible, however, in the kindly smile which Tristram beheld and returned with interest.
• He is good, and wants to help us in an hour of great perplexity.
• Even the conviction that his passion was returned, in the situation in which he was plunged, would, however flattering, be rather a source of fresh anxiety and perplexity.
• Scutts bowed them out, and in some perplexity returned to Mr.
• The worst perplexity is that well-known names, which one would think were securely appropriated, are often common property.
• They seem not to have any conception of the difficulty and perplexity attending those who are to execute.
• The king would have gladly persuaded himself that all was clear in the future, but it was beyond his power, and under a degree of perplexity he threw himself upon his couch.
• His countenance, I thought, wore a mingled expression of low cunning and perplexity.
• The Earl of Lauderdale was so ill as to cause great alarm to his friends, and perplexity to his physicians.
• Here they were found in the morning by Captain Ogilvy, who examined them for at least half-an-hour in a state of the utmost perplexity.
• Thus he pursued science, across her appointed boundaries, into the land of perplexity and shadow.
• I promised you a possible deliverance from an unhappy perplexity.
• And, thank God! we can believe that, for every modern perplexity, the blessed old words carry the same strength and consolation.
• But all the time he could see her trying, with a perplexity almost pathetic, to discover what she had done to change his manner again like that.

Similar words containing PERPLEX without suffix ity

perplex18 perplexed21 perplexer20 perplexes20 unperplex20 perplexers21 perplexing22 perplexedly26 unperplexed23 unperplexes22 perplexingly27 perplexities23 unperplexing24 perplexedness25 perplexednesses27

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