now.

adverb, UK  naʊ/

at the present time

 

new.

adjective, UK  /njuː/

different from before

brave.

adjective, UK  /breɪv/

 

showing no fear of dangerous or difficult things. 

blurred.

adjective, UK  /blɜːd/

 

not clear "a blurred photograph" If your sight is blurred, you cannot see clearly "blurred vision" 

befuddled.

adjective, UK  /bɪˈfʌd.əld

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confused and unable to think clearly.

"The director was sitting there looking somewhat befuddled."

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better normal.

adjective clause

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The optimistic definition for the post-pandemic period. (Resource: Digitopia)

blushed.

UK  /blʌʃ/

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If you blush, your face becomes red because you are embarrassed.

"He blushed with shame."

bright.

adjective, UK  /braɪt/

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full of light or shining strongly "bright sunshine"

intelligent "He’s a bright boy."

happy or full of hope "You’re very bright and cheerful this morning!"

bright.

adjective, UK  /bɪˈwɪtʃt/

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extremely attracted to something, or completely controlled by something

"Once kids step inside a circus tent, they’re bewitched."