baffled |
aghast |
As adjectives the difference between baffled and aghast
is that
baffled is thoroughly confused, puzzled while
aghast is terrified; struck with amazement; showing signs of terror or horror.
baffling |
baffled |
As adjectives the difference between baffling and baffled
is that
baffling is puzzling and frustrating while
baffled is thoroughly confused, puzzled.
As a verb baffling
is .
As a noun baffling
is an act of foiling or thwarting.
puzzle |
baffled |
As a noun puzzle
is anything that is difficult to understand or make sense of.
As a verb puzzle
is to perplex (someone).
As an adjective baffled is
thoroughly confused, puzzled.
resigned |
baffled |
As adjectives the difference between resigned and baffled
is that
resigned is characterized by resignation or acceptance while
baffled is thoroughly confused, puzzled.
As a verb resigned
is (
resign).
baffled |
stupefied |
As adjectives the difference between baffled and stupefied
is that
baffled is thoroughly confused, puzzled while
stupefied is experiencing stupefaction.
As a verb stupefied is
past tense of stupefy.
baffled |
astonished |
As adjectives the difference between baffled and astonished
is that
baffled is thoroughly confused, puzzled while
astonished is amazed; surprised.
As a verb astonished is
past tense of astonish.
baffled |
dazed |
As adjectives the difference between baffled and dazed
is that
baffled is thoroughly confused, puzzled while
dazed is in a state of shock or confusion.
As a verb dazed is
past tense of daze.
distraught |
baffled |
As adjectives the difference between distraught and baffled
is that
distraught is deeply hurt, saddened, or worried; distressed while
baffled is thoroughly confused, puzzled.
baffled |
shocked |
As adjectives the difference between baffled and shocked
is that
baffled is thoroughly confused, puzzled while
shocked is surprised, startled, confused, or taken aback.
As a verb shocked is
past tense of shock.
baffled |
appalled |
As adjectives the difference between baffled and appalled
is that
baffled is thoroughly confused, puzzled while
appalled is shocked, horrified by something unpleasant.
As a verb appalled is
past tense of appall.
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