dazing (Meaning)
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dazing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Daze
Synonyms & Antonyms of dazing
Synonyms:
Synonyms:
- clouting
- pummeling
- clobbering
- stupefying
- smiting
- cuffing
- bludgeoning
- slapping
- knocking silly
- rapping
- numbing
- swatting
- mauling
- pasting
- bowling over
- whacking
- socking
- pounding
- knocking down
- thumping
- thwacking
- buffeting
- belting
- clocking
- bonking
- chopping
- pelting
- bashing
- slugging
- battering
- bunging
- deadening
- walloping
- beating
- whaling
- knocking out
- bopping
- banging
- hammering
- pummelling
- knocking for a loop
- benumbing
- drubbing
- mangling
dazing Sentence Examples
- The bright lights of the city at night can be quite dazing for those unaccustomed to them.
- The sudden flash of lightning was so intense that it left him momentarily dazing.
- As the helicopter lifted off the ground, the swirling wind and noise were dazing.
- The complexity of the math problem was dazing, leaving the students scratching their heads.
- The heat of the desert sun beat down on them, dazing them with its intensity.
- The beauty of the sunrise over the mountains was so breathtaking that it left them dazing.
- The rapid succession of events in the movie was dazing, making it hard to keep track of the plot.
- The constant noise of the construction site was dazing, making it difficult to concentrate.
- The hypnotic rhythm of the waves crashing against the shore had a dazing effect on her.
- The dizzying array of choices on the menu was dazing, making it hard to decide what to order.
FAQs About the word dazing
of Daze
stunning, paralyzing, rocking,striking, slamming, hitting, punching, smacking, clouting, pummeling
No antonyms found.
The bright lights of the city at night can be quite dazing for those unaccustomed to them.
The sudden flash of lightning was so intense that it left him momentarily dazing.
As the helicopter lifted off the ground, the swirling wind and noise were dazing.
The complexity of the math problem was dazing, leaving the students scratching their heads.
