Definition of puzzlement in English:

puzzlement

noun ˈpʌz(ə)lm(ə)ntˈpəzlmənt

mass noun

A feeling of confusion through lack of understanding.
news reports expressed puzzlement over the crime
I scratched my head in puzzlement
count noun the mysteries and puzzlements of child-rearing
Example sentencesExamples
- Something of my puzzlement must've shown on my face.
- The diary contains plenty of small puzzlements.
- Harriet had observed this growing estrangement with genuine puzzlement.
- That technology was rolled out earlier this month, to widespread puzzlement.
- There seems to be some puzzlement as to why liberals are skittish about the deficit commission.
- My surprise and puzzlement grew after I read the following passage.
- His brow furrowed in puzzlement.
- Most foreign observers might be forgiven for a little puzzlement at all the fuss.
- He looked at her with slight puzzlement, even resentment.
- There is serious puzzlement about some of his choices.
- Kate scratched her head, an expression of puzzlement on her face.

Definition of puzzlement in US English:

puzzlement

nounˈpəzlməntˈpəzlmənt

A feeling of confusion through lack of understanding.
news reports expressed puzzlement over the crime
I scratched my head in puzzlement
count noun the mysteries and puzzlements of child-rearing
Example sentencesExamples
- His brow furrowed in puzzlement.
- The diary contains plenty of small puzzlements.
- Harriet had observed this growing estrangement with genuine puzzlement.
- That technology was rolled out earlier this month, to widespread puzzlement.
- My surprise and puzzlement grew after I read the following passage.
- Most foreign observers might be forgiven for a little puzzlement at all the fuss.
- He looked at her with slight puzzlement, even resentment.
- Kate scratched her head, an expression of puzzlement on her face.
- There is serious puzzlement about some of his choices.
- Something of my puzzlement must've shown on my face.
- There seems to be some puzzlement as to why liberals are skittish about the deficit commission.

单词	puzzlement
释义	Definition of puzzlement in English: puzzlement noun ˈpʌz(ə)lm(ə)ntˈpəzlmənt mass noun A feeling of confusion through lack of understanding. news reports expressed puzzlement over the crime I scratched my head in puzzlement count noun the mysteries and puzzlements of child-rearing Example sentencesExamples Something of my puzzlement must've shown on my face. The diary contains plenty of small puzzlements. Harriet had observed this growing estrangement with genuine puzzlement. That technology was rolled out earlier this month, to widespread puzzlement. There seems to be some puzzlement as to why liberals are skittish about the deficit commission. My surprise and puzzlement grew after I read the following passage. His brow furrowed in puzzlement. Most foreign observers might be forgiven for a little puzzlement at all the fuss. He looked at her with slight puzzlement, even resentment. There is serious puzzlement about some of his choices. Kate scratched her head, an expression of puzzlement on her face. Definition of puzzlement in US English: puzzlement nounˈpəzlməntˈpəzlmənt A feeling of confusion through lack of understanding. news reports expressed puzzlement over the crime I scratched my head in puzzlement count noun the mysteries and puzzlements of child-rearing Example sentencesExamples His brow furrowed in puzzlement. The diary contains plenty of small puzzlements. Harriet had observed this growing estrangement with genuine puzzlement. That technology was rolled out earlier this month, to widespread puzzlement. My surprise and puzzlement grew after I read the following passage. Most foreign observers might be forgiven for a little puzzlement at all the fuss. He looked at her with slight puzzlement, even resentment. Kate scratched her head, an expression of puzzlement on her face. There is serious puzzlement about some of his choices. Something of my puzzlement must've shown on my face. There seems to be some puzzlement as to why liberals are skittish about the deficit commission.
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