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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
daze/deɪz/
▶verb make unable to think or react properly. ▶noun a state of stunned confusion.
– derivatives
dazed adjective,
dazedly /-zɪdli/ adverb.
dazed adjective,
dazedly /-zɪdli/ adverb.
– origin ME: back-form. from dazed, from ON dasathr ‘weary’.
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"In a daze" vs. "in a fog" - For British English speakers
in a haze and in a daze
sleepy and in a daze
in a haze and in a daze
sleepy and in a daze
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