The phrase "a bewilderment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of confusion or puzzlement experienced by someone.
Example: "Upon hearing the unexpected news, she was left in a state of a bewilderment, unable to process what had just happened."
Alternatives: "a confusion" or "a perplexity".
At the same time, fear of the sommelier persists among consumers, born, perhaps, of the powerlessness that stems from a bewilderment with wine.
His delivery is subdued — the song is confided as much as sung — and the repetition of the line "You were always there" suggests a bewilderment, a stasis, a resistance to absorbing the loss.
BACK in 1992, when Ronald Reagan first began to be strange (a bewilderment in his amethyst gaze, a hesitancy in speech and step), he impulsively said that he wanted to visit his birthplace.
What one could find is an intense disdain for what is universally perceived, from left to right, as the arrogance, belligerence, and sheer diplomatic ineptitude of the Bush Administration, and a bewilderment about the future of what has been, after all, the most successful alliance in history — the same kind of thing one finds in New York.
The pump buyer faces a bewilderment of possibilities when it comes to choosing between one pump type and another.
There is a practical side to these images, a bewilderment of nature.
Chamberlin is heavyset, with small button eyes and a flat nasal delivery; he exudes a sweet bewilderment — a sort of Zero Mostel with a humble heart.
Branagh even avoids sentimentality in the climactic prison scene where he achieves a rapport with his black cellmate and speculates about an after-life with a Hamletesque bewilderment.
What can a tourist offer apart from an outsider's bewilderment, a guidebook's secondhand knowledge, ignorance and cultural misunderstanding?
Stoppard is a writer capable of inciting admiration, awe and astonishment as well as a baffled bewilderment, sometimes all in the same evening.
And now that so many comedians have their own political talk shows, a similar bewilderment arises.
