What is another word for fazed?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈe͡ɪzd], [ fˈeɪzd], [ f_ˈeɪ_z_d]
Related words: disfazed, unfazed, unafraid, not fazed
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Synonyms for Fazed:
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adj.
• abashed- be wildered ,
- be-wildered ,
- in tizzy ,
- more bugged ,
- more chagrined ,
- more crushed ,
- more fazed ,
- more fuddled ,
- more humbled ,
- more mortified ,
- more rattled ,
- most bugged ,
- most chagrined ,
- most crushed ,
- most fazed ,
- most fuddled ,
- most humbled ,
- most mortified ,
- most rattled .
- caught balance ,
- dis concerted ,
- dis-concerted ,
- messedup ,
- mixedup ,
- more flustered ,
- more messed up ,
- more messed-up ,
- more messedup ,
- more nonplussed ,
- more psyched out ,
- more psyched-out ,
- more psychedout ,
- more ruffled ,
- more shook up ,
- more shook-up ,
- more shookup ,
- more unglued ,
- more unzipped ,
- most flustered ,
- most messed up ,
- most messed-up ,
- most messedup ,
- most nonplussed ,
- most psyched out ,
- most psyched-out ,
- most psychedout ,
- most ruffled ,
- most shook up ,
- most shook-up ,
- most shookup ,
- most unglued ,
- most unzipped ,
- out countenance ,
- psychedout ,
- shookup ,
- spacedout ,
- un glued ,
- un settled ,
- un zipped ,
- un-glued ,
- un-settled ,
- un-zipped ,
- up-set .
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v.
• humbled Other relevant words:
- Discountenanced ,
- Dissuaded ,
- agitated ,
- appalled ,
- baffled ,
- bewildered ,
- bothered ,
- confounded ,
- confused ,
- cowed ,
- daunted ,
- depressed ,
- discombobulated ,
- discomposed ,
- dismayed ,
- disturbed ,
- enervated ,
- flustered ,
- foiled ,
- frightened ,
- heckled ,
- impeded ,
- impressed ,
- perplexed ,
- perturbed ,
- put out ,
- puzzled ,
- queasy ,
- rattled ,
- ruffled ,
- shaken ,
- shook ,
- thrown off ,
- uncomfortable ,
- uneasy ,
- unnerved ,
- unsettled ,
- untuned ,
- upset ,
- vexed ,
- worried .
How to use "Fazed" in context?
When faced with a new, complex task, many people will experience some form of cognitive dissonance. The Latin phrase means "to place into juxtaposition two thoughts that are not reconcilable." When faced with a new concept, for example, a person may encounter contradictory ideas such as how to approach the task at hand. In other words, their old learned habits may contradict the new concept. When this happens, the person may experience cognitive dissonance.
The theory of cognitive dissonance suggests that when people are faced with contradictions in their beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors, they will experience a discomfort or stress.
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