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Meanings of more confused in English

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Usage of more confused in English
1
The more he tried to think the more confused his thoughts became.
The Vale of Cedars; Or, The Martyr
2
After hearing the address, she nodded and looked more confused than before.
After midnight
3
But the more he thought about Suzanne, the more confused he got.
O+F
4
The preparations for moving were even more confused and disorderly than usual.
The Oregon Trail: Sketches of Prairie and Rocky-Mountain Life
5
The more she thought about all this, the more confused she became.
The girl who played with fire
6
This rather startled the plebe, who found himself more confused than ever.
Henry Ossian Flipper, the Colored Cadet at West Point / Autobiog...
7
There was more confused movement and a buzz of excited voices-meaningless ,chaotic
Tales of Chinatown
8
But his face grew more confused as he listened to Gerald's description.
Our little secret
9
Several of us ended up more confused the longer we debated each other.
Wired
10
The research worker returned after two weeks more confused than when he began.
The Tyranny Of Words
11
And I'm even more confused since I don't feel that way with Michael.
Petals from the sky
12
The more confused, the more universal became the poor limited vision.
Jaffery
13
Places where the decor is far more confused than the menu.
The Irish Times
14
But the affairs of the nation became more and more confused and threatening.
My Daily Meditation for the Circling Year
15
This match would only have left him feeling even more confused.
The Guardian
16
The more I rack my brain, the more confused it becomes.
File No. 113
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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