嫇 (míng) - Míng — describes a state of being dazed, & also used in ancient texts to describe a

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míng ｜ 13 strokes ｜ radical:

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嫇 · míng

Míng — describes a state of being dazed, confused, or in a trance-like condition;

also used in ancient texts to describe a delicate or beautiful appearance.

Míng — describes a state of being dazed,also used in ancient texts to describe a

Usage highlights

Dazed expressionDelicate beautyTrance stateConfused appearanceBewildered look

Synonyms

  • 茫— vast; confused; indistinct
  • 迷— lost; confused; fascinated
  • 朦— dim; obscure; hazy

Antonyms

  • 醒— awake; clear-headed
  • 明— clear; bright; understanding

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • She looked dazed and confused (神情嫇嫇).
  • The ancient text described her delicate beauty (嫇嫇美貌).
  • He fell into a trance-like state (陷入嫇态).

Collocations

  • Dazed expression(嫇嫇神情)
  • Delicate beauty(嫇嫇美貌)
  • Trance state(嫇态)
  • Confused appearance(嫇容)
  • Bewildered look(嫇色)

Idioms

  • Dazed and confused(神情嫇嫇)
  • Delicate and beautiful(嫇嫇美貌)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • Appears in classical Chinese literature to describe states of confusion or delicate beauty.
  • Considered an archaic character rarely used in modern Chinese.
  • Sometimes used in poetic contexts to evoke a dreamlike or ethereal quality.

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