Moderate as in hopped-up Dazed or inattentive, often due to being preoccupied with one's thoughts or disconnected from the surroundings. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Spaced-out'
After the intense workout, she felt spaced-out, with sweat dripping down her face.
The hypnotic music at the concert had an almost spaced-out effect on the crowd, swaying to the rhythm.
The protagonist in the novel often found himself spaced-out, daydreaming about a different reality.
Playing video games for hours left Mark feeling spaced-out and disconnected from reality.
Lost in the captivating plot of the novel, Emma wore a spaced-out expression in the library.
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