wilder
What is another word for wilder? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Verb — To confuse or perplex someone, as if lost in wild, unfamiliar territory.
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Etymology
From "wild," likely shaped by the word "wilderness" and influenced by "wander."
Full origin of wilder →Frequently asked questions
What does “wilder” mean?
The word “wilder” means to confuse or perplex someone, as if lost in wild, unfamiliar territory. In plain terms, an old verb meaning to confuse or bewilder — now rare, surviving mainly inside the more common word "bewilder.".
How do you pronounce “wilder”?
“Wilder” is pronounced WIHL-duh (/ˈwɪldɚ/ in IPA).
How do you use “wilder” in a sentence?
Here is “wilder” used in a sentence: “The maze of corridors wildered every new visitor to the building.”
What part of speech is “wilder”?
“Wilder” is a verb.
Is “wilder” a common word?
“Wilder” is an uncommon word in modern English.
