dazes

The word “dazes” has 1 syllable: dazes

It's pronounced as /deɪzɪz/


What is synonym and antonym for dazes?

In the thesaurus, “dazes” has 26 synonyms and 9 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for dazes

  • amaze
  • astonish
  • astound
  • befuddle
  • bewilder
  • blinds
  • confound
  • dazzle
  • dazzles
  • distract
  • dizzy
  • dumbfound
  • flabbergast
  • muddle
  • mystify
  • overwhelm
  • paralyze
  • perplex
  • petrify
  • puzzle
  • rocks
  • startle
  • stun
  • stuns
  • stupefy
  • stupor

Antonyms for dazes

  • bore
  • calm
  • clarify
  • clear up
  • comfort
  • enlighten
  • expect
  • explain
  • explicate

Meanings of dazes

  • 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 brightness of the sun dazes me when I step outside.
  • The shock of the news dazes him momentarily.
  • Her beauty often dazes those who meet her for the first time.
  • The complexity of the problem dazes even the most experienced researchers.
  • His sudden outburst of anger dazes everyone in the room.

On this page you'll find 35 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to dazes, such as: amaze, astonish, astound, befuddle, bewilder, blinds, bore.

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

Related Words

dazzles

  • astonish
  • awe
  • blind
  • blinds
  • blur
  • daze
  • dazes
  • excite
  • fascinate
  • hypnotize
  • impress
  • overwhelm
  • overwhelms
  • stuns
  • surprise

faints

  • black out
  • blackouts
  • collapses
  • dazes
  • delicate
  • dim
  • distant
  • dull
  • far-off
  • gentle
  • hazy
  • inaudible
  • keel over
  • mild
  • muffled
  • muted
  • pass out
  • remote
  • slight
  • soft
  • soothing
  • stifled
  • succumb
  • swims
  • swoon
  • swoons
  • syncopes
  • trances
  • vague
  • weak

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