Want to use Confusing correctly in a sentence? These 20 example sentences show the word in context, together with its meaning and synonyms like unclear.
Confusing in a sentence
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Confusing meaning
difficult to understand; not clear as lacking order, chaotic, etc.
Synonyms of Confusing
Example sentences (20)
Mining companies seemingly confusing the mineral resources of every Australian as their very own in latest PR push.
But the fine print around this decree are so confusing that it's hard to envision this new policy put into practice.
It doesn’t matter if some of the extra pieces are gold-plated or studded with diamonds, it’s still a confusing mess.
Nevin acknowledged that all of this drama surrounding Ohtani’s sore oblique is frustrating and confusing for fans.
In this situation, the lettuce can peel in the way that is confusing people, even if it has not yet turned brown.
It left the future of the Suicide Squad in the DCU reboot up in the air, and it only got more confusing after Shazam!
And anything with similar shapes like mascaras and lip gloss tubes, for example, can be confusing to tell apart.
But her songs draw a particular power from their ability to speak to the confusing feelings of growing into adulthood.
But the chief executive of ARA, Paul Zahra, said such rules are inconvenient for shoppers and confusing for retailers.
Instead, the event was a confusing flop, and unsurprisingly, continued to advance no evidence of the "stolen" election.
Let’s be real - starting a fitness routine, especially as a beginner, can be quite intimidating and confusing.
According to her, both are confusing lust for love because they conveniently fell in love in the final week.
Back in the volcano area and just past the second vlog are two robots complaining about the confusing route.
Plymell said that the Colorado Insurance Commission provides consumers a resource in a very confusing world.
The fact that the wife was “confusing” property rights with residency rights, did not exculpate the husband.
However, for someone who hasn't used a French press before, these little contraptions can appear confusing.
Still, new players also find the different DLC options confusing, unsure where to begin toward endgame content and its loot.
An earlier version of the form included a confusing sentence that suggested that whoever signed was waiving their right to sue.
Government shutdowns are very confusing events, and it's not always exactly clear what happens with things like National Parks.
If you prepare your taxes online with TurboTax or H&R Block software, at some point you'll see a message that I found confusing.
Common combinations with confusing
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- and confusing 18×
- confusing and 17×
- be confusing 16×
- more confusing 12×
- is confusing 12×
- the confusing 11×
- confusing to 11×
- confusing for 10×
- was confusing 9×
- very confusing 7×
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