Dazed
Dazed adjective - Suffering from mental confusion.
Usage example: the dazed goalie could only watch as the winning point went flying past him
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Synonyms for Dazed
Unconscious and dazed are semantically related In some cases you can use "Unconscious" instead an adjective "Dazed".
Unconscious
Unconscious adjective - Having lost consciousness.
Dazed and unconscious are semantically related in stunned topic. Sometimes you can use "Dazed" instead an adjective "Unconscious".
Nearby Words: unconsciousness, unconsciously
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Related pairs
- torpid and dazed
- torpid and unconscious
- lethargic and dazed
- lethargic and unconscious
- senseless and dazed
- senseless and unconscious
- numb and dazed
- numb and unconscious
- drugged and dazed
- drugged and unconscious
- insensible and dazed
- insensible and unconscious
- comatose and dazed
- comatose and unconscious
Both words in one sentence
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When Josh and the rest of the team rush to find and help him, they find him unconscious/dazed, with signs of something having grabbed him.
Source: Series / Destination Truth -
Ben then brings four dazed and unconscious Atlantians to Reed's laboratory, saying, "Hey, Reed: I found ya four volunteers."
Source: Finger in a Barrel - Stun damage can leave the character dazed (lose an action) or result in the character becoming unconscious.
Source: How Much More Can He Take
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