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daze <a daze; dazes> N

daze ADJ

daze

daze N

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English
He appears to be in an emotionless daze most of the time.
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He hasn't slept for the last two days and is dazed and confused.
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The two corporals, apparently dazed from their injuries, staggered from the taxi, but were quickly restrained.
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In the aircraft, many of the passengers were dazed from hitting their heads on the back of the seat in front of them.
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Driving alone, confused and somewhat dazed, she nearly hits a pedestrian.
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Hours later, as she boarded the second plane for a connecting flight; she sat in her seat dazed and disheartened.
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She snaps out of her daze and realizes in horror what she's done.
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I was a little dazed and decided to stay on the deck.
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He appeared slightly dazed but still got into his car and drove away.
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He is discovered there, and easily captured in a daze, with a sheepish smile on his face.
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