Pronunciation: /bɪˈwɪldərd/
adjective confused or puzzled
A1 The little girl was bewildered by the magic trick.
A2 The tourist looked bewildered as he tried to navigate the unfamiliar city streets.
B1 The new employee felt bewildered by the complex procedures of the company.
B2 The scientist was bewildered by the unexpected results of the experiment.
C1 The politician appeared bewildered by the tough questions from the reporters.
C2 The professor was bewildered by the student's lack of understanding of the basic concepts.
adverb in a state of confusion or disorientation
A1 She looked bewildered when I asked her for directions.
A2 The new student stared around the classroom bewildered.
B1 The instructions were so complicated that she felt bewildered.
B2 He was bewildered by the sudden change in company policy.
C1 The scientist was left bewildered by the unexpected results of the experiment.
C2 The artist gazed at the masterpiece, bewildered by its beauty and complexity.
formal The student looked bewildered as he tried to solve the complex math problem.
informal I was completely bewildered by her sudden change in behavior.
slang I was so bewildered by the plot twist in that movie, I couldn't believe it!
figurative The maze of paperwork left me feeling bewildered and lost.
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