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Do you use these words in daily life? - synonyms of aback- I would appreciate it if you could only answer some of them below. I also glad to know personal opinion. 1. I was taken aback by their an overly familiar attitude. It was a first time we met. 2. I was bewildered by their ... 3. I was baffled by their ... 4. I was be confused by their ... 5. I was confused by their ...

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Hi! I think the word "bewildered" is the least common word from your list. It sounds more formal than the rest, so you might want to use it only if you're writing something formal like a book. The word "confused" is most common.
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I was taken aback - correct I was bewildered - correct I was baffled - correct I was confused - correct These are all normal expressions. I was be confused - wrong. Not correct grammar
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I use those senetnce depending on who im talking to and their familiarity with English. Cinfused is more commonly heard than baffled or taken aback. However given the choice, i would use baffled. Its a fun word to say! I was baffled by her expression of distaste.

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