English Dictionary

Definition of “bemuse”

bemuse (bɪˈmjuːz )

beˈmusement noun

beˈmusing adjective

'It might bemuse the laity but then the best architecture always does.

Glasgow Herald (2001)

Fortunately before he could bemuse still further an already puzzled mind, Paula stepped in.

Durrell, Gerald How to Shoot an Amateur Naturalist

The court was told John was highly intelligent and used his intellect to bemuse the `gullible and naive "Mark.

Sun, News of the World (2004)

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