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Meanings of very confused in anglès

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Usage of very confused in anglès
1
Every time someone comes for a hug, I'm very confused, she said.
Reuters
2
There are a few very confused South Africans out there this week.
The South African
3
At the time, you thought you did, but you were very confused.
Public secrets
4
I was very confused when the roof started shaking, she told Reuters.
Reuters
5
The youth was very confused, and would not give me any answer.
The Privateersman
6
I have a very confused memory of that afternoon's inspection of London.
Tono-Bungay
7
The young Bridgit in college was very confused and struggled to understand biology.
Wired
8
Officials at CrowdStrike are reportedly very confused about Trump's references to the company.
The Guardian
9
I am very confused about all these different shares that I now own.
The Irish Times
10
There must be a lot of very confused people out there.
Independent.ie
11
She was wan, had lost a lot of weight and seemed very confused.
The Forever War
12
But sometimes the allegory is very confused and hard to follow.
English Literature for Boys and Girls
13
Their brief and very confused decisions were read by the Secretary.
Across the Zodiac / The Story of a Wrecked Record
14
I'm very confused, Nick confessed, and I agreed wholeheartedly with him.
The mango season
15
He must be very confused over what has happened. He paused.
Patient Zero
16
There were three cloudbursts and a rain of small and very confused frogs.
The Atrocity Archives
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