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muddle

noun as in confused state

verb as in confuse, disorganize

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After all, the country has been through crises in the past and always muddled through and some see things to admire in Macron's France.

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There is the amusing muddle, and there is the world-class architecture.

His answers were frequently long-winded, muddled and incoherent.

The message of “The Long Walk” is muddled, at once hopeful and despairing.

Many doctors lamented how once-clear vaccine guidelines have become muddled and confusing.

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