Meaning & Definition of word "Daze"

Daze

/deɪz/

1. a state of stunned confusion or bewilderment.
- Example: He walked around in a daze after staying up all night.
2. a condition in which one is temporarily unable to think clearly, often as a result of shock or exhaustion.
- Example: She emerged from the daze of her bewildering experience with more questions than answers.

1. to stun or confuse someone temporarily, often due to a shock or surprise.
- Example: The unexpected news left her in a daze.
2. to overwhelm someone with a strong emotion, leaving them unable to act normally.
- Example: The bright lights and loud music dazed the crowds at the concert.

Middle English 'dase', possibly from Old Norse 'dasa' meaning to become dull or numb.

daze of amazement:

A state of astonishment that leaves one momentarily unable to react.

in a daze:

To be in a confused or bewildered state.

dazed:

In a confused or stunned state.

dazedly:

In a manner that suggests confusion or bewilderment.

Meaning: To be overwhelmed or excessively surprised.

Example Sentence: I was completely dazed by the unexpected party.

Meaning: Feeling lost or confused in a situation.

Example Sentence: After that long meeting, I was just dazed.