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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

I am kind of hazed as to what to do.

Hi

Would you say these sentences are equally natural?

I am kind of hazed as to what to do.

I am kind of hazed about what I should do.

Thanks,

Tom
  

Top answer

) "confused". Are you sure "hazed" is the word you mean?

— Mr Wordy

  • ) "confused".
  • Are you sure "hazed" is the word you mean?
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It could be my ignorance, but I'm unfamiliar with this use of "hazed" to mean (presumably?) "confused". Are you sure "hazed" is the word you mean?
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Sorry, Mr. Wordy; I meant "dazed".

Does "dazed" fit in the given context?

Tom
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Mr. TomDoes "dazed" fit in the given context?

It doesn't seem quite the right word to me. It is certainly possible to be "dazed", but I wouldn't ever say I was dazed "as to what to do" or "about what I should do".

(However, if a word whose meaning fits, such as "confused" or "uncertain", is substituted, then both your original sentences wo
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You can, however, say "I'm a little hazy on the details."

They are not clear.
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Grammar GeekYou can, however, say "I'm a little hazy on the details."

Yes, of course ... "hazy" also works. Duh!
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