Pronunciation: /ˈbæfəld/
verb past tense of the verb 'baffle', meaning to confuse or puzzle
A1 I am baffled by the instructions on this puzzle.
A2 She was baffled by the sudden change in plans.
B1 The complicated math problem baffled the students.
B2 The detective was baffled by the lack of evidence in the case.
C1 The scientist was baffled by the unexpected results of the experiment.
C2 The professor was baffled by the student's inability to grasp the concept.
adjective feeling or showing confusion or bewilderment
A1 I was baffled by the simple math problem.
A2 She looked baffled when I asked her about the directions.
B1 The instructions were so unclear that I was completely baffled.
B2 I was baffled by the complexity of the scientific theory.
C1 Even with my advanced knowledge in the field, I was still baffled by the new research findings.
C2 The professor's explanation left me completely baffled as I struggled to understand the concept.
formal The scientist was baffled by the unexpected results of the experiment.
informal I'm completely baffled by the instructions for this new software.
slang I was totally baffled by the plot twist in that movie.
figurative Her mind was a maze of thoughts, leaving her feeling utterly baffled.
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