bewildering

• The reader who thinks of capital as consisting of things_, such as machinery, materials of production, money, and so on, finds the phrase bewildering. —  Socialism A Summary and Interpretation of Socialist Principles
• To Reginald it was like a scene in a pantomime--bewildering dumb show, with no sense or meaning in it. —  Phoebe, Junior
• That so dangerous an illusion had been fostered by a mother was too bewildering, and she hardly knew how to meet and loyally fight it. —  Blue Aloes Stories of South Africa
• The confusion was bewildering, and became still more so, when, hurrying through all the streets toward the Place de St. Pierre, the people found it barricaded on all sides, and filled with mounted guards and archers. —  The French Immortals Series — Complete
• Everything is so beautiful and so bewildering, and unlike what I fancied Because you are so like a fairy princess yourself. —  Heartsease, Or, the Brother's Wife

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