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Meanings of confused in English
Perplexed by many conflicting situations or statements; filled with bewilderment.
Lacking orderly continuity.
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Usage of confused in English
1
Public opinion polls on the EU referendum question give a confused picture.
2
Tommy looked confused, not quite understanding why the question was being asked.
3
If you're confused by what that actually means, you're in good company.
4
The details of the crisis were a little confused in her mind.
5
Frodo made no answer; his mind was confused with doubt and fear.
6
Most people quickly reached a point where additional data merely confused them.
7
Many people are still confused about the new consensus in Northern Ireland.
8
The Court said it found Reriti's evidence confused and at times inconsistent.
9
Is it possible you're confused about these times you've given me, Henry?
10
The problem is that variability differences are regularly confused with average differences.
11
She said if voluntary euthanasia was legal, vulnerable patients could become confused.
12
Children who are confused, in a new country, and without their families.
13
I saw several officers wandering about in a dazed and confused state.
14
At best, our young men end up confused or maybe just enfeebled.
15
You have it confused with another place that was abolished long ago.
16
The squalls had left a rough, confused sea, and she'd pounded heavily.
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