“Daze” refers to a state of bewilderment, confusion, or disorientation, often accompanied by a lack of awareness or comprehension. It is a condition where one feels mentally stunned or incapacitated, as if in a temporary state of shock or stupor, making it difficult to process information or respond coherently to stimuli.
Sample Sentences:
- The sudden loud noise left him in a daze for a few moments.
- After the accident, she walked around in a daze, unable to comprehend what had just happened.
- The unexpected news of his promotion left him in a joyful daze.
- The dazzling lights and colors of the concert left the audience in a mesmerizing daze.
- The monotonous lecture put the students into a sleepy daze.
- Emerging from the dark tunnel, the hiker was momentarily in a disorienting daze.
- The shocking revelation left everyone in the room in a collective state of daze.
- He stared blankly at the complex problem, caught in a mental daze.
- The medication had a side effect of causing a mild daze in some patients.
- The intense heat of the day put the desert wanderer in a dehydrated daze.
Synonyms and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Stupor: Tumpul
- Confusion: Kebingungan
- Bewilderment: Keterkejutan
- Fog: Kabut
- Stunned: Tersentak
- Amazement: Keheranan
- Befuddlement: Bingung
- Astonishment: Keajaiban
- Perplexity: Kekacauan
- Muddle: Kacau
Antonyms and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Clarity: Keterangkasan
- Awareness: Kesadaran
- Comprehension: Pemahaman
- Alertness: Kewaspadaan
- Focus: Fokus
- Consciousness: Kesadaran
- Sharpness: Ketajaman
- Understanding: Pengertian
- Soberness: Kewaraswastaan
- Clear-headedness: Keterangkasan
Derived Words and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Dazed: Tersentak
- Dazing: Membuat bingung
- Dazedly: Dengan keheranan
- Dazement: Kekejutan
- Daziness: Kebingungan
Related Words and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Stunned: Tersentak
- Baffled: Tersandung
- Unfocused: Tidak terfokus
- Disoriented: Tidak terarah
- Bewildered: Bingung
- Nonplussed: Tidak terkejut
- In a haze: Dalam kebingungan
- Perplexed: Kekacauan
- Confounded: Terkejut
Phrasal Verbs and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Daze off: Terdiam
- Daze out: Membekukan
- Daze up: Membuat bingung
- Daze away: Menghilang dalam keheranan
- Daze down: Terbengong-bengong
Common Expressions and Indonesian Equivalent:
- In a daze: Dalam keheranan
- Caught in a daze: Terjebak dalam kebingungan
- Stare into a daze: Menatap dalam kebingungan
- Snap out of the daze: Bangun dari kebingungan
- Walk around in a daze: Berjalan dalam kebingungan
Related Idioms and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Knocked into a cocked hat: Tersentak
- All in a muddle: Semua kacau
- Lost in the fog: Hilang dalam kabut
- Out of it: Tidak sadar
- In a fog: Dalam kebingungan
