confusing
Example Sentences
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But for a lot of young people, it’s mysterious and confusing.
Mixing private with public assets, as giant asset managers are racing to do, is confusing, cumbersome and risky.
If you find world events and American politics confusing, then welcome to 2026.
From Salon
She described the care system as fragile and divided, with drawn out discussions over who pays for what, making it anxiety-laden and confusing for those who need support.
From BBC
The care system that supports older and disabled people in England is cobbled together and confusing, according to Baroness Louise Casey, who has the task of reforming it.
From BBC
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
