Bewildered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEWILDERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEWILDER, to confuse
• cause (someone) to become perplexed and confused
ADJECTIVE:
• Greatly perplexed; as, a bewildered mind.
• perplexed by many conflicting situations or statements; filled with bewilderment

Words related to BEWILDERED

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How to use BEWILDERED in a sentence

• Little John also flew toward the covert like a greyhound, while the Sheriff and his men gazed after him all bewildered with the sudden doing.
• I stood utterly bewildered, watching to see what was coming.
• He was asleep on his study sofa, and when he awoke he proved to be more feverish and a little bewildered, with unusual difficulty in finding the right word.
• The people of Athens were amazed and bewildered at the immense magnificence that Cleopatra exhibited before them.
• Having no power of smell, whereby he might have traced them out as the dog would have done, he looked in a bewildered and excited state all round the horizon.
• My senses are bewildered, my recollection is confused, my eyes are bathed in tears.
• It is our own imperfect vision that is bewildered by the union in her of these antagonistic attitudes.
• Stevens stared at him in a bewildered manner, and after bidding Mr.
• Not a few rash beginners have become bewildered, lost all conception of their whereabouts, and perished of starvation within a short walk of a place of refuge.
• Her lips were parted, and she was staring as if an unexpected thing had risen before her eyes, something that bewildered her and even startled her.
• And then we wondered other things about fogs and mists and bewildered ships.
• Pale, bewildered, looking timidly towards him, through eyes dim with tears, there they stood, utterly at a loss what to say or what to do.
• She had suffered much, and was bewildered by fears of anarchy on one side and of tyranny on the other.
• She was bewildered, when she found herself one of the actors in a living fairy tale, and as wild a tale as any she had read.
• She looked around bewildered a moment, as if she had stepped from the middle of winter into a summer orchard.
• In a bewildered mood of uncertainty and joy, he rang the bell in Mount Street.
• In the beginning it was such incidents as these that had bewildered Ken.
• There were three other boys in the shed, all older than himself, and half-a-dozen men, and Dick was fairly bewildered by the orders they gave him.
• He lay bewildered, half dreaming, not knowing what it was that had impressed him with this unwonted feeling of doubt and weariness.
• The Baron, who was required to witness the report, remained quite bewildered, alone with the police-officer.
• So many unexpected things had happened that day that poor Schmucke was quite bewildered.
• His home was in the woods, where others were bewildered and lost.
• For her conduct to her brother there was indeed no excuse, and on that subject alone, with regard to Caroline, Lady Gertrude felt bewildered, and utterly unable to comprehend her.
• The check went from hand to hand, each of the fellows looking at it half bewildered.
• I think we all experienced that bewildered feeling of children who are caught in mischief by a sudden parental visitation.
• Its very contemplation bewildered her, carried her off her feet, made her giddy.
• Once out, she turned in a bewildered manner this way and that.
• She started up on her elbow, bewildered, and gazed around.

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