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Perplexed by many conflicting situations or statements; filled with bewilderment.
lost
confused
bewildered
baffled
confounded
bemused
befuddled
mazed
mixed-up
perplexed
Sinònims
Examples for "
lost
"
lost
confused
bewildered
baffled
confounded
Examples for "
lost
"
1
Depression costs Irish business £170 million each year in
lost
work days.
2
The problem, the problem, the problem was I
lost
all my feelings.
3
Siddig said his father appeared in good health but had
lost
weight.
4
The reality is he has
lost
control of his party on Europe.
5
Have words and arguments
lost
their power to bring about social change?
1
Public opinion polls on the EU referendum question give a
confused
picture.
2
Tommy looked
confused
,
not quite understanding why the question was being asked.
3
If you're
confused
by what that actually means, you're in good company.
4
The details of the crisis were a little
confused
in her mind.
5
Frodo made no answer; his mind was
confused
with doubt and fear.
1
Feeling somewhat
bewildered
by news reports and Facebook feeds this Friday morning?
2
Reine went in and out of the room in a
bewildered
fashion.
3
Darrell did not reply at once; he felt in some way
bewildered
.
4
Even the acquiescence of Rosamund in the title of countess
bewildered
him.
5
While still
bewildered
and undetermined the landlady came in from the bar-room.
1
I am
baffled
by what I've read in The Irish Times today.
2
The second is not easy to explain, a
baffled
Pochettino told reporters.
3
I mentioned the crisis to Jack, who was as
baffled
as I.
4
I was
baffled
and surprised by how much PPE is actually used.
5
Those who saw search results were usually
baffled
with the image matching.
1
DESIGN & INVENTION:It is a problem that has
confounded
scientists for generations.
2
Any apparent effect appears to be largely
confounded
with increased contributor number.
3
For most of this year, monthly inflation data have
confounded
economists' expectations.
4
He was ashamed; he was
confounded
;
and only did not declare it.
5
No; for they that trust in the Lord shall never be
confounded
.
1
Interviewers are often left
bemused
by her darkly honest sense of humour.
2
Last year he said he was
bemused
by their friendliness during tournaments.
3
The public is already
bemused
by the debate, which has only started.
4
The elder appeared quite
bemused
by the request but waved his agreement.
5
Ravi wrote: He was naturally quite
bemused
but rolled with the punches.
1
A
befuddled
Koch asks why the small sum would make a difference.
2
His wide range of interests is masked by a
faux
-
befuddled
everyman persona.
3
He looks confused now,
befuddled
,
and I remember he has been drinking.
4
And then McIntyre waits for the
befuddled
replies and reads them out.
5
She looked
befuddled
,
cute, a child dressed up for a greeting card.
1
There was no thought of weariness in this
mazed
,
dream-world of hers.
2
How can I tell you, who am
mazed
with grief and doubt?
3
She
mazed
the whole school world by a meteoric display of unsuspected capacities.
4
But soon he was
mazed
among precipitous shelves which needed all his skill.
5
I strode away-leavinghim
mazed
-
and
all
but ran into Marjorie's arms.
1
It was all black, no gray; so was his long,
mixed
-
up
whiskers.
2
And all my life has been a
mixed
-
up
business of the sort.
3
In this
mixed
-
up
world, if you don't get trashed, you get smashed.
1
Earlier efforts produced fierce clashes
at
sea
with anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd.
2
Believe me, I didn't want the responsibility of burying him
at
sea
.
3
Beginning
at
sea
level, air weighs about 15 pounds per square inch.
4
Harsher conditions, both on land and
at
sea
,
were on their way.
5
Thirteen young men perished
at
sea
,
leaving families emotionally and economically devastated.
6
Attacks
at
sea
have increased this year as chaos has mounted onshore.
7
He's been
at
sea
for long stretches of the past six years.
8
As reported by eNCA, Badenhorst noticed three children far out
at
sea
.
9
We do not know what has happened or will happen
at
sea
.
10
With Hanjin's situation suddenly in limbo, its ships were stranded
at
sea
.
11
It was still distant, abstract: battles
at
sea
thousands of miles off.
12
Time and distance were the elements that determined the war
at
sea
.
13
As a result the smugglers are now reportedly abandoning them
at
sea
.
14
Otherwise massacres
at
sea
will never stop, she told news agency AdnKronos.
15
It is clear that on decentralisation Fine Gael is all
at
sea
.
16
In a way, I was fortunate I'd met with trouble
at
sea
.