confusing
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- confusingly adverb
- confusingness noun
- unconfusing adjective
Etymology
Origin of confusing
Example Sentences
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The orange boards seemed to shimmer and sway in the sun’s heat, confusing Swanson’s view and making it difficult to record measurements.
From Literature
It’s also a confusing tale, which is probably why your brother’s alleged plan succeeded.
From MarketWatch
A confusing sight on such a somber morning.
From Literature
“It was just confusing. Who does that?,” she said, according to Variety.
From Los Angeles Times
Still, it was a confusing day for investors—and investors hate uncertainty, which may be the biggest reason shares of MP and its peers slid.
From Barron's
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