B1noun10K+

UK//deɪz//US//deɪz//

Meaning of Daze

In simple words: A state of confusion or lack of clarity.

Daze in a sentence

How to use Daze

Use 'daze' when describing a feeling of confusion or shock, often after a surprising event. It's neutral and versatile in context.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of being in a 'maze' that confuses you.

Related words

Collocations with Daze

  • in a daze
  • daze of confusion
  • lost in a daze

Synonyms for Daze

Opposites of Daze

Common mistakes with Daze

  • Confusing 'daze' with 'daze off', which means to fall asleep.
  • Using 'daze' as a verb instead of a noun.

Compare Daze with Confusion, Haze

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Frequently asked questions about Daze

What does Daze mean?

A state of confusion or lack of clarity.

What is the definition of Daze?

A state of shock or confusion that makes it hard to think clearly.

How do you use Daze in a sentence?

After the accident, he was in a daze and couldn't remember anything.

Can you give another example of Daze?

The loud noise left her in a daze for several minutes.

What are synonyms for Daze?

Common alternatives include confusion, stupor, bewilderment, haze.

What is the opposite of Daze?

Opposite meanings include clarity, alertness.

What words go with Daze?

It commonly pairs with in a daze, daze of confusion, lost in a daze.

What are common mistakes when using Daze?

Confusing 'daze' with 'daze off', which means to fall asleep. Using 'daze' as a verb instead of a noun.

How do you pronounce Daze?

US: //deɪz//, UK: //deɪz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Daze?

Use 'daze' when describing a feeling of confusion or shock, often after a surprising event. It's neutral and versatile in context.

What CEFR level is Daze?

"Daze" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.