Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In a bewildering manner; so as to bewilder.
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- adverb In a
bewildering manner, or to a bewildering extent
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adverb in a bewildering and confusing manner
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Examples
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Four boys from Liverpool, one of whom looks frighteningly like Brian Molko from Placebo, singing popular songs in bewilderingly terrible ways.
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From bewilderingly stupid people who like to fawn over celebrities.
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Most college freshmen now spend the majority of their class time in soul-crushing courses that are bewilderingly large.
Daniel Luzer: A Lot of Stress, Not a Lot of Learning Daniel Luzer 2011
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Most college freshmen now spend the majority of their class time in soul-crushing courses that are bewilderingly large.
Daniel Luzer: A Lot of Stress, Not a Lot of Learning Daniel Luzer 2011
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Likely targets include the many travesties perpetrated in the names of Mills & Boon, bewilderingly crab-obsessed thriller writer Guy N Smith, and the many inanities and half-baked theories spouted by the creationist movement.
This week's new comedy James Kettle 2010
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Fernie spoke of tackling questions within an England that had undergone much change, "not to say a bewilderingly plural, global culture".
Poets enlist for quest to pull St George from jaws of far right 2011
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What Cooke offers thereafter is an extended urban nightmare: one in which Lenny Henry's Syracusan Antipholus and Lucian Msamati as his browbeaten servant find themselves bewilderingly mistaken for their Ephesian twins.
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She suggested the real acceleration in top executive pay had been hidden behind an array of bewilderingly complex schemes purportedly designed to peg share-based rewards to company performance.
Boardroom pay packages soar to average of £4.5m in 2010 2011
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The building, at 33 W. 56th St., is called, somewhat bewilderingly,"The Centurion" "a centurion" commanded a "century" of soldiers in ancient Rome.
Peis Partner in Manhattan Dana Rubinstein 2011
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Presenting new music has always been one of the BBCSO's missions, and mastering the most complex scores bewilderingly quickly has long been one of its greatest strengths, so it's no surprise to find that these celebratory concerts all include new works.
This week's new live music Andrew Clements 2010
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