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daze

noun as in confusion

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verb as in confuse, shock

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The boy's father, Will Griffiths, said he still felt "dazed" by his son's loss.

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"It doesn't feel real, it's still like we're in a daze," she said.

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An inconsolable woman said she had lost family members in the quake, while an old man appeared dazed and lost, unable to speak to anyone.

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Since then residents have been in some kind of stupor, dazed, angry and tired.

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That made it shocking, frankly, to hear Buehler talk after the Angels dazed him in a five-run first inning Monday at Angel Stadium.

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