Simple as adjective as in blissful Dazed or disoriented, often resembling the state of being under the influence of drugs. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Spaced-out'
The child's face turned spaced-out as he watched the magical puppet show.
The spaced-out student stared blankly at the math problems, clearly uninterested in solving them.
Sarah's spaced-out demeanor during the art class suggested a lack of interest in the creative projects.
The daydreaming child had a spaced-out gaze, oblivious to the world around them.
The little girl spun around in circles until she became spaced-out and dizzy.
The toddler's fever made him spaced-out and lethargic, causing concern for his parents.
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