daze

• État de confusion, de désorientation ou d'hébétude, souvent causé par un choc, un coup ou une forte émotion.

A noun referring to a state of confusion, bewilderment, or stunned disorientation, often caused by a shock, blow, or overwhelming experience.

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1. State of confusionB2formal

   A state of being unable to think clearly or react normally, often due to shock, surprise, or a blow.

   État de confusion

   • After the accident, he was in a complete daze.
   • She walked around in a daze after hearing the shocking news.
   • The sudden loud noise left everyone in a daze.

   Synonymesbewildermentconfusiondisorientationfoghazemuddlestuportrance

   Antonymesawarenessclaritylucidity

• Verbe décrivant l'action de priver quelqu'un de sa capacité à penser clairement ou à réagir, souvent à cause d'un choc, d'un coup ou d'une expérience stupéfiante.

A verb used to describe the act of making someone unable to think or react clearly, often due to a shock, blow, or overwhelming experience.

1. Confuse or stunB2formal

   To make someone unable to think clearly or react normally, often due to shock, a blow, or surprise.

   Étourdir, abasourdir

   • The sudden news dazed him completely.
   • The loud explosion dazed the crowd for a moment.
   • She was dazed by the bright lights after being in the dark.

   Synonymesastoundbewilderconfusedumbfoundflabbergastoverwhelmstunstupefy

   Antonymesclarifyenlightenorientsober

2. Overwhelm with informationB2informal

   To confuse someone by presenting too much information or complexity.

   Submerger d'informations

   • The complex instructions dazed the new employees.
   • He was dazed by the sheer amount of data in the report.
   • The rapid-fire questions dazed the contestant on the show.

   Synonymesaddlebafflebefuddlebewilderconfoundconfusediscombobulateflummoxmuddlenonplusoverwhelmperplexstupefy

   Antonymesclarifyenlightensimplify