1. to confuse someone completely; to puzzle or perplex
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘bewilder’

Examples

• The complex math problem bewilders most students.
• Her sudden change in behavior bewilders her friends.
• The maze of city streets bewilders tourists.
• The professor’s explanation bewilders rather than helps.
• The new technology bewilders older employees.
• His contradictory statements bewilder the jury.