Adjective:

छळ, डोईवरून पाणी, गोंधळलेला, लाजली, वेडे, स्तब्ध,

wildered's Usage Examples:

A relieved Sylvester and Gwendolyn invite Rosie in while James snatches his gun back from a bewildered Twan's hands and leaves.

The laughter recurred as Nixon, sitting behind Douglas as she spoke, fidgeted to indicate his disapproval of what she was saying; she appeared bewildered.

(also amignoutter) amman ammeistre amocher amoché amochée amuser "to amuse" ( < OFr amuser "to stupefy" < a- + muser "to stare stupidly at, be bewildered".

having been trained to jump through prop paper walls, hurling himself bewilderedly against real ones.

] while Albarn’s bewildered vocals splutter out in flouncy dribs and drabs.

Moh (Sanskrit muh: “to become stupefied, to be bewildered or perplexed, to err, to be mistaken”) stands in ancient texts for perplexity or confusion as.

Patience on a monument, she is grief from the first stricken bewildered gropings of her head and torso to the last moment when she averts her covered head.

Banal, bromidic and bewildered.

Happily bewildered he had to quickly recover and follow the drag of his anchor as his vessel was dangerously approaching the rocky coast.

[citation needed] Horney was bewildered by psychiatrists" tendency to place so much emphasis on the male sexual organ.

Crawford as Krupp (a bewildered policeman) Ward Bond as McCarthy (a blatherskite) James Barton as Kit Carson (a cowboy also called Murphy) Paul Draper.

Daming stares bewilderedly at the new signboard, which reads, "Yeo Yeo Huat".

depicts the dumb agony of grief she does not droop like a flower or attitudinize like Patience on a monument, she is grief from the first stricken bewildered.