A mistake that results from taking one thing to be another.
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Examples for "confusion"
Examples for "confusion"
1However, reports present conflicting results, creating confusion regarding the feasibility and outcomes.
2His claims have led to confusion among business leaders in Northern Ireland.
3Recent comments, however, can only have caused confusion about our taxation policies.
4There also seemed a great deal of confusion among the medical community.
5That means getting things done takes time and risks creating internal confusion.
1So others besides the general and Lyman are concerned in this mix-up.
2Speaking from Australia, she said the mix-up had left her on edge.
3There had been a mix-up; it hadn't been in stock for weeks.
4BBC Breakfast mix-up: 'I think you have the wrong guest' no Close
5Oscar Schindler's exercise regime consisted of a mix-up a couple of canters.
6For a quarter of an hour things were in a strange mix-up.
7His second was courtesy of a mix-up between Liam Moore and Habsi.
8The patch-nosed salamander is only known to science because of a mix-up.
9They are shipwrecked and a strange mix-up occurs on account of it.
10The mix-up that left his firm unregistered with securities regulators in Florida.
11The delay is believed to have been due to a scheduling mix-up.
12There is logic, I tell you, Mrs. Blair-straight through the apparent mix-up.
13Then there was a mix-up under Upper's goal and the whistle shrilled.
14Instantly there was a mix-up, with bellowing, plunging steers all about him.
15Last week, a voting mix-up resulted in that provision being axed.
16CME did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the mix-up.