confusingly

[kuhn-fyooz-ing-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that causes or tends to cause confusion

Example Sentences

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This all sounds great on paper, but what ends up on screen is a confusingly mixed bag.

From Los Angeles Times

In the meantime, as US tariffs seem to endlessly – and confusingly - go up and down, the world's trade lawyers are in hot demand.

From BBC

Mondelēz, which submitted the lawsuit in May, said it had reached out to Aldi several times about the "confusingly similar packaging".

From BBC

This isn't like the jump from the Wii to the confusingly named Wii U, swapping motion controllers for a tablet that looked dated even back when the console released.

From BBC

President Donald Trump will deliver the first joint address to Congress of his second term tonight — confusingly, it's not a State of the Union address.

From Salon