perplex
பதறச்
definition
verb
she was perplexed by her husband's moodiness
(of something complicated or unaccountable) cause (someone) to feel completely baffled.
translation of 'perplex'
பதறச் செய்,
குழப்பு
example
The Aztecs exhibition will stun and 'perplex' many people who see it.
Questions such as those can 'perplex' many workers.
We are all anxious and eager to find answers to questions that intrigue and 'perplex' us; this is natural.
The idea of making unnecessary sacrifices at the expense of your looks and leisure time genuinely 'perplexes' people.
His apparent willingness to gamble on growth is 'perplexing' friends and delighting some of his foes.
Sophie looked up at his 'perplexed' face and started laughing.
I know this is most unusual but it is something that 'perplexes' me.
Both of them stopped their quarrel suddenly and looked at me 'perplexedly' .
Cameron watched her 'perplexedly' , feeling slightly queasy.
One has a look of 'perplexed' surprise; the other, a haughty indifference.
The 67-year-old director seems 'perplexed' by the question.
In a short moment a smile had formed on Seth's once 'perplexed' face.
But then, 'perplexingly' the great animals died off.
We are 'perplexed' , but we don't give up and quit.
It 'perplexes' me that smart people so often say things like this.
Physicians are often 'perplexed' about how to interpret abnormal results within the panels.
I stared 'perplexedly' for a full minute before I rediscovered my wits and jumped in surprise.
I was 'perplexed' when my results were quite different from those reported in the article.
His face screwed up into a 'perplexed' expression.
Be that as it may, the tower's mystery and appeal remain undiminished, 'perplexing' visitors and experts alike.
He is genuinely 'perplexed' that people don't think he has done enough.
He turned and left the guard, who watched him 'perplexedly' .
Having lived for years in a neighbourhood which has been ignored, local people are naturally 'perplexed' and jealous.
I gazed down 'perplexedly' at the top of her glossy, jet-black head.
No, what is 'perplexing' me more is the discrepancy between giving and asking.
The children were 'perplexed' by her unexpected good humor, but they admired her good-natured bravery in the face of personal tragedy.
He was 'perplexed' by her question and it more than a little baffled him.
The passenger is not reassured; he is 'perplexed' .
In practice, the biographer has to choose not between lively and dull, but more subtly and 'perplexingly' , between candid and glib.
I sat up and looked at him oddly, almost as though the question 'perplexed' me more than anything else.
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