Bewildered

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Bewildered  [biwolderd]

Bewildered pronunciation


Adjetive: Being confused or shoked about something.


"James chuckles. It is a bewildered sound. “Well, I tell you what,” he says. “I don’t exactly know where I am.”

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Statements using Bewildered:


* He didn't say anything, he was bewildered to see the test.

* My son was bewildered when I told him that we had to move to another place.

*He gave me another bewildered look.

*He was bewildered because he hadn't scored.

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