nnoun.feelingthe feeling of distress and disbelief that you have when something bad happens accidentallySynset:shock stupor
Examples:- his mother's death left him in a daze
- he was numb with shock
Derivationally Related Form:shockdaze
Hypernyms:stupefaction
Inherited Hypernyms:dazestupefactionastonishmentfeelingstateattributeabstractionentity
nnoun.cognitionconfusion characterized by lack of claritySynset:fog haze
Derivationally Related Form:foggyhazydazefog
Hypernyms:confusedness confusion disarray mental confusion muddiness
Inherited Hypernyms:dazeconfusioncognitive statepsychological stateconditionstateattributeabstractionentity
vverb.perceptionto cause someone to lose clear vision, especially from intense lightSynset:bedazzle dazzle
Examples:- She was dazzled by the bright headlights
Derivationally Related Form:dazzledaze
Hypernyms:blind
Inherited Hypernyms:dazzleblind
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s somebody
vverb.perceptionovercome as with astonishment or disbeliefSynset:bedaze stun
Derivationally Related Form:stunnerdaze
Hypernyms:desensitise desensitize
Inherited Hypernyms:stundesensitizechange
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody | Something ---s somebody | The performance is likely to --- Sue (apply to: bedaze, daze) | The bad news will --- him (apply to: bedaze, daze)