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mixed-up

[mikst-uhp] / ˈmɪkstˈʌp /


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Ms. Peet’s vivid blue eyes remain a major asset in “Fantasy Life,” an unforced character study that wryly observes some mild turbulence in the day-to-day existence of a group of mixed-up New Yorkers.

From The Wall Street Journal

When Jessica left, I wanted all my mixed-up thoughts about her to leave, too.

From Literature

His brain was a mixed-up, bizarre place, but at least he could amuse himself sometimes.

From Literature

The mix of clear-eyed realism with a dreamer’s optimism might be Brooks’ ultimate trick, the bedrock of his mixed-up style of sincere, bittersweet and funny: comedies with a heavy heart.

From Los Angeles Times

In such a predicament, many would fall prey to a mixed-up way of thinking called the “sunk cost fallacy,” which is best explained by telling a brief story.

From Literature