wilderment Antonyms
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Meaning of wilderment
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wilderment (n.)
The state of being bewildered; confusion; bewilderment.
wilderment Sentence Examples
- Emily's bewilderment at the unexpected guest was evident in her wide eyes and parted lips.
- The sudden surge of traffic caused a sense of bewilderment among the drivers.
- The young boy's bewilderment at the unfamiliar surroundings made him cling tightly to his mother.
- The intricate maze left hikers in a state of bewilderment, unsure of which direction to take.
- The doctor's diagnosis sent a wave of bewilderment through the family, leaving them unsure of what to do next.
- The witness's bewilderment at the crime scene made it difficult for the police to gather a clear account of events.
- The students' bewilderment at the complex math problem was palpable, their faces etched with confusion.
- The tourist's bewilderment at the language barrier made it challenging for them to communicate with locals.
- The sudden loss of her job left Maria in a state of bewilderment, questioning her future.
- The child's bewilderment at the death of his pet hamster brought tears to his eyes.
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The state of being bewildered; confusion; bewilderment.
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Emily's bewilderment at the unexpected guest was evident in her wide eyes and parted lips.
The sudden surge of traffic caused a sense of bewilderment among the drivers.
The young boy's bewilderment at the unfamiliar surroundings made him cling tightly to his mother.
The intricate maze left hikers in a state of bewilderment, unsure of which direction to take.
