bedazzlement

All the other historians suffer from a certain bedazzlement in which they grope about.

But now I saw things—I know not how; assuredly with no mortal eyes—and that defect of bedazzlement blinded me no longer.

Throwing bow and arrows aside in sudden bedazzlement, she hid her face in her hands.

Before this horizon of marvels, Bouvard and Pécuchet experienced a kind of bedazzlement.

In some city there goes up a great club-house—the architecture, the furniture, all the equipment a bedazzlement of wealth.