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confusing
adjective as in puzzling
Strongest matches
baffling, bewildering, complex, complicated, confounding, difficult, disconcerting, perplexing, upsetting
Strong matches
befuddling, blurring, disorienting, involved, mystifying, unsettling
Example Sentences
The situation seemed a little confusing at first.
Artificial intelligence is disrupting the workforce, but reports about how that’s happening have been confusing, taken out of context—or used to prove doom-and-gloom scenarios that are unlikely to unfold.
Captivating but confusing - what state is international rugby in?
"All the stuff that has slowed the game down and confusing it at the moment is the stuff that's happening off the field with referrals and TMOs and bunker reviews," adds Grayson.
However, it “can be very confusing to actually execute, so it takes a committed and savvy investor to make it work.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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