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flummox
/ ˈڱʌə /
verb
(tr) to perplex or bewilder
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of flummox1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of flummox1
Example Sentences
Long ago it became evident that when even the most sophisticated AI systems are flummoxed by a question or task, they fill in the blanks in their own knowledge by making things up.
Elsewhere, Robinson has become the poster boy for male social anxiety: the pariah who is so flummoxed by the rules of polite chitchat that he crosses the line and bursts into tears.
The anti-abortion movement is, right now, flummoxed about what to do about that.
The actor and filmmaker was so flummoxed when his name was read by presenter Lupita Nyong’o that he admitted, “I didn’t think I would win.”
This year’s solid animation bunch splits neatly, between flummoxed kids with hope and injured adults trying to cope.
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