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Meanings of rather confusing in English

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Usage of rather confusing in English
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In addition; incoming information could be rather confusing, if not outright contradictory.
The South African
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This notion of theirs is rather confusing to the patient English auditor.
Zuleika Dobson; Or, An Oxford Love Story
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The word instruction, however, as used in various documents, is rather confusing.
The Education of the Negro Prior to 1861 / A History of the Educ...
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He was given rather confusing directions, and they set off again.
A Tale of Time City
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The evidence of the housemaid, Dobbs, and of Mr. Hurst is rather confusing.
The Vanishing Man: A Detective Romance
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Those Hawaiian names are very much alike and all rather confusing.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 5, 1919
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Scientific validation of this strategy is difficult because literature is rather confusing and inconclusive.
Pubmed
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First up: a rather confusing full-pager from military contractor Thales.
Wired
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The fact that the feature is only available in Gmail makes it rather confusing.
Wired
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Sometimes, though, the app does send a rather confusing message.
The South African
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It was all rather confusing-andHugh Arai hated being confused.
Torch of Freedom
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It's been rather confusing in that part of the country, as you can probably imagine.
Apocalypse of the Dead
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A fencing manual with some rather confusing illustrations.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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It was all rather confusing, lied Peter, tranquilly.
Active Service
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He meant her to understand the situation and supplied rather confusing particulars about prairie farming and mortgages.
The Girl from Keller's
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Won't it be a jolly good present? said Tommy, rather confusing microscopes and telescopes in his remarks.
Little Men: Life at Plumfield With Jo's Boys
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