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She was obviously bemused by his questions.bemused = puzzled
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As she listened to the explanation, a bemused smile played across her lips.bemused = amused
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The child sat bemused on the floor, completely absorbed in the intricate dance of ants carrying a crumb ten times their size.bemused = engrossed
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She is bemused by the way he views the world.bemused = puzzled
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Her bemused eyes traveled from the huge form of the dead basilisk, over Harry, in his blood-soaked robes, then to the diary in his hand. (source)
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"Well," said Richard a little bemused, "you've got to give that old Frenchman credit." (source)bemused = amused
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Yes, it was all forcefully brought to the attention of my bemused parents. (source)bemused = puzzled or confused
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Someone stepped quietly into the elevator, looking back at the search party in bemusement. (source)bemusement = amusement
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Constance shook her head bemusedly, though clearly she was delighted, and as she clambered back into her chair she handed him the little box he'd sent for.† (source)
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Pallas Athena and Zeus All Provident will see you through, bemusing our young friends.† (source)
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But the object of language is not to bemuse grammarians, but to convey ideas, and the more simply it accomplishes that object the more effectively it meets the needs of an energetic and practical people and the larger its inherent vitality.† (source)
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Carla watches my antics in the mirror, amused and bemused at the same time. (source)bemused = puzzled
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She shook her head in bemusement. (source)bemusement = puzzlement
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She looked from me to Petra, then slowly, bemusedly, back to me again.† (source)
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Not a word was distinct from where they stood, but the shapes and rhythms and the inflections were as lovely and as bemusing as any songs they had ever heard.† (source)
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Boney asked, a bemused smile on her face. (source)bemused = amused
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