fuddling Sentence Examples
- The fuddling politician stumbled around the podium, his words slurred and incoherent.
- The old man's mind was fuddled by years of alcohol abuse, blurring his memories and perceptions.
- The excessive consumption of wine had left his thoughts fuddled and his judgment impaired.
- The fuddling effects of sleep deprivation made it difficult for her to focus on her tasks.
- The drugs had fuddled his senses, creating a hazy and disorienting state.
- The fumes from the engine fuddled her senses, causing her to cough and choke.
- The heatwave had left the citizens fuddled and lethargic, their minds struggling to function.
- The complexities of the situation fuddled his understanding, making it difficult for him to make a decision.
- The medicine's side effects left her feeling fuddled and disoriented, affecting her balance and coordination.
- The constant bombardment of information fuddled her brain, leaving her overwhelmed and confused.
fuddling Meaning
fuddling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Fuddle
Synonyms & Antonyms of fuddling
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- abashing
- hoodwinking
- snowing
- chagrining
- buffaloing
- stringing-along
- nonplussing
- beguiling
- going-to-one-s-head
- cozening
- fooling
- fazing
- discomforting
- unhinging
- disconcerting
- discomposing
- taking-in
- deceiving
- unsettling
- mortifying
- misguiding
- sticking
- weirding-out
- stumping
- duping
- distressing
- tricking
- discountenancing
- agitating
- deluding
- dismaying
- misleading
- humbugging
- discomfiting
- disquieting
- blowing-one-s-mind
- nonplusing
- gulling
- hoaxing
- perturbing
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word fuddling
of Fuddle
muddling,baffling, puzzling, confusing, perplexing, bewildering, gravelling,rattling, bamboozling, stunning
assuring, assuring,satisfying, satisfying, reassuring, informing, reassuring,informing,enlightening, enlightening
The fuddling politician stumbled around the podium, his words slurred and incoherent.
The old man's mind was fuddled by years of alcohol abuse, blurring his memories and perceptions.
The excessive consumption of wine had left his thoughts fuddled and his judgment impaired.
The fuddling effects of sleep deprivation made it difficult for her to focus on her tasks.
