daze

The word “daze” has 1 syllable: daze

It's pronounced as /deɪz/


What is synonym and antonym for daze?

In the thesaurus, “daze” has 108 synonyms and 13 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for daze along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for daze

  • addle
  • amaze
  • astonish
  • astound
  • bang
  • bash
  • batter
  • beat
  • bedazzle
  • befog
  • befuddle
  • befuddlement
  • belt
  • benumb
  • bewilder
  • bewilderment
  • blind
  • bludgeon
  • blur
  • bonk
  • bop
  • bowl over
  • buffet
  • bung
  • chop
  • clobber
  • clock
  • cloudiness
  • clout
  • confound
  • confuse
  • cuff
  • dazedness
  • dazzle
  • deaden
  • delirium
  • disorder
  • distract
  • distraction
  • dizzy
  • drub
  • dumbfound
  • flabbergast
  • fog
  • fogginess
  • fuddle
  • gauze
  • glaze
  • hammer
  • haze
  • hit
  • knock down
  • knock for a loop
  • knock out
  • knock silly
  • lala-land
  • malaise
  • mangle
  • maul
  • maze
  • mix up
  • muddle
  • muddledness
  • mystify
  • nadaville
  • narcosis
  • numb
  • overpower
  • overwhelm
  • paralysis
  • paralyze
  • paste
  • pelt
  • perplex
  • perplexity
  • petrify
  • pound
  • pummel
  • punch
  • puzzle
  • puzzlement
  • rap
  • reverie
  • rock
  • shock
  • slam
  • slap
  • slug
  • smack
  • smite
  • sock
  • spin
  • stagger
  • startle
  • strike
  • stun
  • stupefaction
  • stupefy
  • stupor
  • surprise
  • swat
  • swoon
  • thump
  • thwack
  • trance
  • wallop
  • whack
  • whale

Antonyms for daze

  • alertness
  • bore
  • calm
  • clarify
  • clear up
  • comfort
  • enlighten
  • expect
  • expectation
  • explain
  • explicate
  • levelheadedness
  • understanding

Meanings of daze

  • noun
    1. The state of being dazed.
    2. A glittering stone.
  • verb
    1. To stun or stupefy, for example with bright light, with a blow, with cold, or with fear.

Example Sentences

  • The bright lights of the city left her in a daze.
  • After the accident, he stumbled out of the car in a daze.
  • The overwhelming news left her in a daze, unable to process what had happened.
  • He stared blankly ahead, lost in a daze of exhaustion.
  • The unexpected turn of events left everyone in a daze of disbelief.

On this page you'll find 121 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to daze, such as: addle, alertness, amaze, astonish, astound, bang, bash.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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narcosis

  • amazement
  • analgesia
  • anesthesia
  • apathy
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  • befuddlement
  • bewilderedness
  • bewilderment
  • blackout
  • carus
  • coma
  • daze
  • discombobulation
  • distraction
  • drowsiness
  • dullness
  • faint
  • fainting
  • fog
  • gauze
  • giddiness
  • glaze
  • haze
  • hebetude
  • hypnosis
  • inactivity
  • indifference
  • inertia
  • inertness
  • insensibility
  • insusceptibility
  • knockout
  • lala-land
  • languor
  • lassitude
  • lethargy
  • lightheadedness
  • maze
  • muddle
  • muddledness
  • mystification
  • nadaville
  • narcoma
  • numbness
  • perplexity
  • petrifaction
  • puzzlement
  • shock
  • sleep
  • slumber
  • somnolence
  • sopor
  • stupefaction
  • stupor
  • suspended animation
  • swim
  • swoon
  • swooning
  • syncope
  • torpor
  • trance
  • unconsciousness
  • vertigo
  • wooziness

radiate

  • afford
  • arise
  • beam
  • bedazzle
  • blaze
  • blind
  • blink
  • branch
  • branch out
  • brighten
  • broadcast
  • burn
  • cast
  • circulate
  • coruscate
  • daze
  • dazzle
  • derive
  • diffuse
  • discharge
  • dispel
  • disperse
  • disseminate
  • dissipate
  • distribute
  • diverge
  • divide
  • eject
  • eliminate
  • emanate
  • emit
  • erupt
  • evacuate
  • evolve
  • excrete
  • exhale
  • expand
  • expel
  • expire
  • exude
  • fire
  • flame
  • flare
  • flash
  • flicker
  • flow
  • fork
  • give out
  • glare
  • gleam
  • glimmer
  • glint
  • glisten
  • glister
  • glitter
  • glow
  • gush
  • illuminate
  • illumine
  • irradiate
  • issue
  • jet
  • light
  • light up
  • lighten
  • luminesce
  • luster
  • lustre
  • ooze
  • outpour
  • part
  • pour
  • proceed
  • proliferate
  • propagate
  • ramble
  • ramify
  • ray
  • release
  • scatter
  • scintillate
  • secrete
  • send out
  • separate
  • shed
  • sheen
  • shimmer
  • shine
  • shoot
  • shoot out
  • spangle
  • sparkle
  • spew
  • splay
  • split
  • spout
  • spray
  • spread
  • spread out
  • spring
  • sprinkle
  • spurt
  • squirt
  • stem
  • strew
  • throw out
  • transmit
  • twinkle
  • uncouple
  • unlink
  • unyoke
  • vent
  • wink
  • winkle
  • yield

baffle

  • abash
  • addle
  • agitate
  • amaze
  • arrest
  • astound
  • avert
  • balk
  • bamboozle
  • bar
  • barricade
  • beat
  • befog
  • befuddle
  • beguile
  • bemuse
  • bewilder
  • block
  • bother
  • buffalo
  • buffer
  • bumper
  • chagrin
  • check
  • checkmate
  • circumvent
  • clog
  • cocoon
  • confound
  • confuse
  • conquer
  • cordon
  • counteract
  • cozen
  • cushion
  • cushioning
  • dash
  • daze
  • deceive
  • defeat
  • delude
  • disappoint
  • discombobulate
  • discomfit
  • discomfort
  • discompose
  • disconcert
  • discountenance
  • dismay
  • disorient
  • disquiet
  • distress
  • disturb
  • dumbfound
  • dupe
  • elude
  • embarrass
  • encumber
  • faze
  • fender
  • fetter
  • floor
  • flummox
  • fluster
  • foil
  • fool
  • forestall
  • fox
  • frustrate
  • fuddle
  • get
  • gravel
  • gull
  • halt
  • hamper
  • handicap
  • hinder
  • hoax
  • hobble
  • hold back
  • hoodwink
  • humbug
  • impede
  • inhibit
  • manacle
  • maze
  • misguide
  • mislead
  • mix up
  • mortify
  • muddle
  • muddy
  • muffler
  • mystify
  • negate
  • neutralize
  • nonplus
  • nullify
  • obstruct
  • obviate
  • offset
  • overcome
  • pad
  • padding
  • perplex
  • perturb
  • pose
  • preclude
  • prevent
  • puzzle
  • rattle
  • ruin
  • safeguard
  • set back
  • shackle
  • shield
  • short-circuit
  • snow
  • stall
  • stick
  • stop
  • string along
  • stump
  • stun
  • take in
  • throw
  • thwart
  • tie up
  • trammel
  • trick
  • unhinge
  • unsettle
  • upset
  • vex
  • weird out

bafflement

  • abashment
  • ado
  • adverse fate
  • adversity
  • aggravation
  • agitation
  • annoyance
  • anxiety
  • bamboozlement
  • befuddlement
  • bemusement
  • bewilderedness
  • bewilderment
  • blow
  • bother
  • care
  • chagrin
  • charge
  • commotion
  • complication
  • confusedness
  • confusion
  • crisis
  • daze
  • defeat
  • depression
  • despondency
  • discombobulation
  • discomfiture
  • discomfort
  • disconcertment
  • discontent
  • discouragement
  • disenchantment
  • disgruntlement
  • disillusion
  • disillusionment
  • dismay
  • disorientation
  • disquiet
  • dissatisfaction
  • distraction
  • distress
  • disturbance
  • dither
  • embarrassment
  • emergency
  • exigency
  • failure
  • flurry
  • fluster
  • fog
  • frustration
  • fuss
  • grievance
  • hangup
  • harassment
  • head-scratching
  • imbroglio
  • inconvenience
  • irritation
  • jam
  • lack of success
  • letdown
  • maze
  • mess
  • millstone
  • misery
  • mortification
  • muddle
  • mystification
  • nonsuccess
  • obfuscation
  • oppression
  • perplexity
  • perturbation
  • pickle
  • pinch
  • predicament
  • pressure
  • puzzle
  • puzzlement
  • quandary
  • ramification
  • regret
  • responsibility
  • scrape
  • setback
  • stew
  • strain
  • strait
  • stress
  • strife
  • struggle
  • stupefaction
  • stupor
  • surprise
  • tangle
  • the knocks
  • to-do
  • trouble
  • turmoil
  • unfulfillment
  • upset
  • vicissitude
  • weight
  • whirl
  • worry

faint

  • aside
  • asthenic
  • bated
  • be overcome
  • become unconscious
  • black out
  • blackout
  • bland
  • bleached
  • blear
  • bleary
  • blurred
  • blurry
  • break down
  • breakable
  • breathless
  • broken-down
  • challenged
  • collapse
  • damaged
  • dark
  • daze
  • deadened
  • debilitated
  • decrepit
  • deep
  • delicate
  • dim
  • disabled
  • distant
  • dizziness
  • dizzy
  • down-and-out
  • drained
  • drooping
  • drop
  • drowsiness
  • dull
  • dusky
  • dusty
  • effete
  • enervated
  • enfeebled
  • epicene
  • exhausted
  • fade
  • faded
  • fail
  • fall
  • faltering
  • far-off
  • fatigued
  • feeble
  • flagging
  • flicker
  • flimsy
  • foggy
  • fragile
  • frail
  • fuzzy
  • gauzy
  • gentle
  • gloomy
  • go out like light
  • grayout
  • groggy
  • harmed
  • hazy
  • hieroglyphic
  • hieroglyphical
  • hoarse
  • hurt
  • hushed
  • ill-defined
  • impaired
  • impalpable
  • imperceptible
  • impotent
  • inappreciable
  • inaudible
  • incapacitated
  • incomprehensible
  • indecipherable
  • indefinite
  • indiscernible
  • indistinct
  • indistinguishable
  • inexplicable
  • infirm
  • injured
  • insensibility
  • intangible
  • invalid
  • invisible
  • keel over
  • knockout
  • lame
  • languid
  • languish
  • lenient
  • lethargic
  • light
  • lightheaded
  • low
  • low-pitched
  • mild
  • misty
  • moderate
  • muffled
  • murky
  • murmuring
  • muted
  • muttering
  • mysterious
  • narcosis
  • nebulous
  • obfuscatory
  • obscure
  • opaque
  • out of earshot
  • padded
  • pale
  • paralyzed
  • pass out
  • piano
  • powerless
  • prostrate
  • prostrated
  • puzzling
  • quiet
  • remote
  • resistless
  • rocky
  • sapped
  • shadowy
  • sleep
  • slight
  • smooth
  • soft
  • softened
  • somnolence
  • soothing
  • stifled
  • stupor
  • subdued
  • succumb
  • susceptible
  • swim
  • swoon
  • syncope
  • tender
  • tenuous
  • thin
  • tired
  • trance
  • unclear
  • undefined
  • undetermined
  • unenthusiastic
  • unresistant
  • unsound
  • unsteady
  • unsubstantial
  • vague
  • vertigo
  • vulnerable
  • wan
  • wasted
  • weak
  • weaken
  • weakened
  • weary
  • whispered
  • wimpish
  • wimpy
  • woozy
  • worn-out
  • yielding

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