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Meanings of too dazed in anglès
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Usage of too dazed in anglès
1
Agatha seemed too dazed by the news to say more at first.
2
I was too dazed, and artistically too intimidated, to read the notes.
3
For several seconds all who stood near were too dazed to speak.
4
For a moment he was too dazed to grasp what had happened.
5
For many seconds we stood bewildered, too dazed to speak or move.
6
The little ones, weary, sleepy, and cold, seemed too dazed to move.
7
Perhaps she was too dazed to talk, to text, to call.
8
Bastin said nothing; he seemed too dazed at the turn events had taken.
9
Also I did not understand at the time- Iwastoo dazed.
10
The Unknown was either too dazed or too crafty to make any answer.
11
I was too tired, too dazed, too everything to exert myself in anyway.
12
They were too dazed, they were in shock from repeated episodes of terror.
13
I was too dazed to wonder what they were doing here.
14
Pani was too much exhausted and too dazed to oppose anything.
15
Sir Arthur was plainly too dazed to be capable of action.
16
I looked at the people running, though I was too dazed to move.
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Too dazed through the time
Too dazed across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common