mystified (Meaning)
mystified (s)
totally perplexed and mixed up
mystified (imp. & p. p.)
of Mystify
Synonyms & Antonyms of mystified
Synonyms:
- deceived
- unsettled
- hoodwinked
- duped
- fazed
- went to one's head
- graveled
- gulled
- unhinged
- disconcerted
- humbugged
- distressed
- perturbed
- blew one's mind
- beat
- abashed
- beguiled
- stumped
- chagrined
- discomforted
- nonplused
- got
- deluded
- fooled
- disquieted
- gravelled
- discomposed
- stuck
- discountenanced
- agitated
- discomfited
- misled
- vext
- misguided
- weirded out
- tricked
- dismayed
- mortified
- snowed
- nonplussed
Antonyms:
mystified Sentence Examples
- The magician's illusion left the audience utterly mystified.
- The complexity of the quantum mechanics theory mystified even the most brilliant minds.
- The disappearance of the prized painting left the art world mystified.
- The sudden change in the patient's condition mystified the medical staff.
- The intricate design of the ancient ruins mystified archaeologists.
- The child's gibberish mystified her parents as they struggled to understand her.
- The cryptic message mystified the detectives, leaving them with more questions than answers.
- The scientist's groundbreaking discovery mystified the world, challenging long-held beliefs.
- The unexplained phenomena that occurred in the house mystified the residents, causing them to fear for their safety.
- The alien's advanced technology mystified human scientists, leaving them in awe and curiosity.
FAQs About the word mystified
totally perplexed and mixed upof Mystify
confused, bewildered, baffled, perplexed,puzzled, bamboozled, muddled, vexed, fuddled, befuddled
informed, assured,satisfied, assured, satisfied, informed,reassured, reassured,enlightened, enlightened
The magician's illusion left the audience utterly mystified.
The complexity of the quantum mechanics theory mystified even the most brilliant minds.
The disappearance of the prized painting left the art world mystified.
The sudden change in the patient's condition mystified the medical staff.
