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daze

[deyz] / deɪz /




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England looked dazed and at the end of days, as the clock went red, the ball went dead and the Stadio Olimpico lit up and leapt to its feet around them.

From BBC

We were both dazed and covered with snow.

From Literature

The explicit aim of this was to "daze and confuse" the Iranians, said Dan Caine, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in a Monday briefing.

From BBC

"In the initial phase, CENTCOM's focus was systematic targeting of Iranians' command-and-control infrastructure, naval forces, ballistic missile sites and intelligence infrastructure, designed to daze and confuse them," he said.

From Barron's

Regan asked, pulling me from my dazed preoccupation with the beauty of the place I’d called home for most of my life.

From Literature