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confuse

[kuhn-fyooz] / kənˈfyuz /




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"I was getting increasingly anxious and confused. I couldn't make a cup of tea or change Patrick's nappy," Lizzy, from York, said.

From BBC

To me, it seems more accurate to say that it's a coalescence - or maybe a collision - of social media with a troubled and hopelessly confusing world.

From BBC

More importantly, say medical experts, the studies may be confused by so-called confounding factors, meaning that there may be other factors at play.

From MarketWatch

But for a lot of young people, it’s mysterious and confusing.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mixing private with public assets, as giant asset managers are racing to do, is confusing, cumbersome and risky.

From The Wall Street Journal