All 6 Uses of
bewilder
in
Howards End
- He pushed up his goggles and gazed at her, absolutely bewildered.†
Part 3 *bewildered = confused
- The new friend did not blend with the "one or two delightful people" who had been asked to meet her, and the atmosphere was one of polite bewilderment.†
Part 9bewilderment = a feeling of extreme confusion
- He looked a little bewildered as they parted.†
Part 18bewildered = confused
- Mr. Wilcox looked bewildered.†
Part 25
- He walked with her to the station, passing through those streets whose serried beauty never bewildered him and never fatigued.†
Part 30
- The carpet had been laid, the big work-table drawn up near the window; the bookcases filled the wall opposite the fireplace, and her father's sword—this is what bewildered her particularly—had been drawn from its scabbard and hung naked amongst the sober volumes.†
Part 33
Definition:
to confuse someone