Usage of "seem dazed"

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Usage of seem dazed in English

COLLECTIVELY, IRISH people seem dazed and confused, unable to come to terms with what is happening to us. 
 The Irish Times 

I seem dazed by this thing; it has been a long and anxious night, and I am more upset than I had supposed. 
 The Brentons 

I've been watching you all through this week, and you seem dazed and confused to me, more confused even than the average freshman. 
 The Plastic Age 

The Dragon seemed dazed, scarcely able to cling to the falling elevator. 
 Samurai 

And even Daisy noticed that her stepmother seemed dazed and unlike herself. 
 The Lodger 

He seemed dazed and at a loss to know what to do. 
 The After House 

Weston's head was throbbing with the heat, and his sight seemed dazed. 
 The Gold Trail 

The man seemed dazed by the result of his encounter with the preacher. 
 The Crucifixion of Philip Strong 

A moth with broken antennae seems dazed and helpless, and in great distress. 
 Moths of the Limberlost: A Book About Limberlost Cabin 

The girl seemed dazed and for a time could not reply. 
 Aunt Jane's Nieces and Uncle John 

According to Woodward, he seemed dazed and was perhaps suffering from mild concussion. 
 The Guardian 

The batch of prisoners who had been turned over to me seemed dazed. 
 A Yankee in the Trenches 

Mike, the leader, seemed dazed at the suddenness of it all. 
 The Boy Ranchers Among the Indians; Or, Trailing the Yaquis 

He seemed dazed, probably half choked by his efforts to swallow the rat. 
 Out of Doors—California and Oregon 

Captain King seemed dazed, but Ned, glancing at the church, remembered the Alamo. 
 The Texan Scouts: A Story of the Alamo and Goliad 

And Andrea Grinnell-anoverweight, graying version of her younger sister, Rose-justseemed dazed. 
 Under the dome: a novel 

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Meanings of seem dazed in English