dazedness

In that precise moment of confusion and dazedness, Savannah raided Candy's mind.

She felt that same dazedness now, but no onslaught of memories, no sweat, no fear.

His dazedness would not go.

He accepted it with the same dazedness that had accepted the unfamiliarity of his phaser and communicator.

Dazedness was upper most, and I could scarcely recall what was dream and what was reality.

Time passed--an agony of nausea and staggering and dazedness and clinging to the edge of the bowl and making animal sounds for help.

Meanwhile, the life of the little bereft group still forlornly centring upon him began to pick up again, as life will, and to emerge from its own period of dazedness.

Something of the same dazedness that I observed upon the patrician features of Lord Godalming no doubt began to glaze my own mean little bat eyes as we both listened to this litany.

Looking back to our sensations, and recalling our dazedness at viewing this monstrous survival from aeons we had thought prehuman, I can only wonder that we preserved the semblance of equilibrium, which we did.

He seldom went out of his room, and often left untouched the meals they brought to him there; and this neglect caused them to shake their heads mournfully, again mistaking for dazedness the profound concentration of his mind.

With the cold eye of a diagnostician, Clay searched for suspected symptoms and found them: on the floor beside her chair was a tumbler which might have been full of water except that the bright dazedness of her eyes meant that the glass contained vodka.