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ofuscació Confusion resulting from failure to understand.
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Examples for "bewilderment"
Examples for "bewilderment"
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In recent months, others have viewed my return to Mauretania with bewilderment.
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Norine seated herself weakly; she stared in bewilderment at the unhappy speaker.
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This is a time of great bewilderment and anxiety for school leaders.
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In the silence of utter bewilderment they went together into the summer-house.
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The best I had in this bewilderment was trust in the doctor.
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When her older children came home, she lost her almost neurotic puzzlement.
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I have walked my floor, deep in thought, in puzzlement, in indecision.
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Above the puzzlement of the stranger she heard the chuckling of Lur.
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But what troubled her was his expression: it was all open puzzlement.
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First, his gray eyebrows arched abruptly in surprise, then sank in puzzlement.
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The contemporaneous New York Times review could hardly have expressed greater bemusement.
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Broderick looks on in wide-eyed bemusement on hearing this read to him.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Wes Brown shows his bemusement after being sent off.
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The look he got from Rhodey was part bemusement and part irritation.
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If you don't clearly delineate, like myself, you are met with bemusement.
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A rough justice had prevailed, and I felt more bafflement than regret.
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To his own bafflement Messi scooped the ball past the right-hand post.
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Sophie looks up from shepherding the giraffes, her brow knotting in bafflement.
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Marphissa spread her hands in bafflement, eyes fixed on her own display.
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To her relief, the others burst out laughing at their friend's bafflement.
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Whether or not that obfuscation happened is still up in the air.
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That is plenty of time for a bit more obfuscation and bewilderment.
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Same obfuscation, the difference being the fear she sensed from Ivan Gogol.
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A bigger problem with obfuscation is that it doesn't curtail online tracking.
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Their answers only lead to obfuscation in an already confused situation.
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He was deducted a point, almost defaulted; McEnroe's expression is pure befuddlement.
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Klingmann had an expression of befuddlement that was about to become suspicion.
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Gods knew he did not begrudge her a few days' befuddlement.
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Outrage bleeds into befuddlement: we want to shout something, but what?
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Locke rapidly cased the public gallery once again while he feigned good-natured befuddlement.
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It represents business as usual, mutual mystification- aSino-Americantradition of long standing.
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But the clerk saw merely the mystification which he desired to create.
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Frank exploded at the idea, and added to the mystification by saying,-
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All around her the other children were waking up in bleary-eyed mystification.
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The young man looked surprised, and he began to suspect another mystification.
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The gentleman, as I have told you before, seems devoted to mystification.
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There has been much unnecessary mystification touching this supposed reality behind experiences.
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She was mystified, and being a woman who hated mystification, was angry.
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Before Reich's unbelieving eyes the entire staff shook their heads in mystification.
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There was much whispering and plotting and agreeing together in schemes of mystification.
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Wayne was gazing with mystification in his queer and innocent eyes.
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The more I scrutinized and pondered, the greater was my mystification.
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His brows contracted in astonished mystification, then slowly his eyes narrowed and kindled.
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The contraction of his brows had become a scowl of mystification.
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The identification did little to ease their feeling of incredulous mystification.
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A pause followed, in which she met his interrogation with a growing mystification.
