Bewilder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEWILDER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to confuse
• cause (someone) to become perplexed and confused
• confuse utterly
• To lead into perplexity or confusion, as for want of a plain path; to perplex with mazes; or in general, to perplex or confuse greatly.
• be a mystery or bewildering to
• cause to be confused emotionally

Words related to BEWILDER

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Words that contain BEWILDER

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How to use BEWILDER in a sentence

• The blaze of truth and liberty may at first dazzle and bewilder nations which have become half-blind in the house of bondage.
• She must bewilder him with the revelation of her love, and then by all its incalculable power hold him there.
• Poor fellow! he had heard enough in the last ten minutes to bewilder any brain.
• While they bewilder you as monuments of human labor and patience, they detract from the grand simplicity of the building.
• But the things which people consider amusing and entertaining bewilder me more and more.
• Long inured to the mystery of the jungle, he thought he had passed the point where any earthly happening could actually bewilder him.
• How it is that dirty looking metal spoons can be put into a dirty looking bath and come out white and silvered must amaze and bewilder many strange eyes.
• Even such pressing, baleful darkness as this could not bewilder him.
• He had kept both well for two centuries, and when the heart crumbled in dust it took its secret with it, leaving only the cameo to bewilder conjecture.
• I expected that my proposed immersion would rather bewilder them, but knew that they would say nothing, as usual.
• The place itself, those beautiful shores of Lake Geneva, peopled by romantic phantoms, had a tendency to bewilder the judgment.
• At that early period it served but to bewilder her.
• That action and the hints which preceded it seemed to bewilder the little man more than ever.
• Can we be sure that no malign spiritual influences hinder and bewilder? We cannot be sure.
• This doctrine was so completely refuted by Roane, that if he can be answered, I surrender human reason as a vain and useless faculty, given to bewilder, and not to guide us.
• In the brief space of six hours we had passed from a land of sunshine to a land of snow and ice, and the transition for a time seemed to bewilder us.
• He wrote so much and so greatly as to bewilder us, just as night does with her multitudinous stars.
• I find much, in the Old Testament, calculated to bewilder, and much that requires the New Testament to explain.
• The crowded streets of the city seemed to bewilder it, and it jumped from his pocket to the sidewalk.
• It was a hazardous step for him on account of the attractions that are thrown around it to dazzle and bewilder.
• It was so unexpected that the surprise alone was almost sufficient to bewilder, them.
• He is a man of unquestioned boldness and some originality, and no one of the present generation has greater power to dazzle and bewilder the young.
• The blaze of truth and liberty may at first dazzle and bewilder nations which have become blind in the house of bondage.
• He had his Christianity warm from the heart of the Son of God, and no caricature of its features or perversion of its spirit could bewilder him for a moment.
• The very power to do great things seems often to bewilder the man possessing it.
• When she entered the station the change from the blinding glare outside to the shade within seemed to bewilder her.
• The most successful candidate for the Presidency at this time seemed to be the man who could most bewilder the public mind on these questions.
• Thus the whole public atmosphere in the midst of a campaign is intended to confuse and bewilder the citizen who is honestly seeking the best candidate.
• Fountains, groves, lawns, lakes, cascades and statues, bewilder and delight the spectator.
• We cannot fully enter into the absurdities of its condition, except by remembering that it is our own wise selves who so grotesquely bewilder us.
• They would bewilder him and he would put them aside, believing what he was told and acting upon it blindly.
• What a list to bewilder a stranger! The Yorkshireman left it all to Mr.

Similar words containing BEWILD without suffix er

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