adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
state
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But the worst was the confused state of his mind, that was the most wearying thing of all.
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When I stopped walking, my temperature dropped below normal, which might explain my confused state .
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
color me surprised/confused/embarrassed etc
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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confused political thinking
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Aunt Clara had been so sharp, so witty, but now she is just a sad, confused old woman.
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Every time someone tries to explain the Internet to me, I get even more confused .
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I'm a little confused - could you explain it again?
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Newspaper reports give a rather confused picture of the state of the economy.
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Now I'm totally confused . Can you explain that again?
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She felt hurt and confused when her husband left her.
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The situation in the city centre is getting increasingly confused , and riot police have been told to stand by.
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US policy towards China has always seemed mixed and confused .
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We're a little confused about what we're supposed to be doing.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Alternatively, you can completely rearrange the decor in the tank so that the bully becomes confused .
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But their attention was attracted to the sounds which arose in the background - a sort of confused hammering and shouting.
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He looked confused and quite alarmed.
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It means admitting sometimes that you are confused , frightened, angry and guilty.
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No wonder many of us get confused .
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When I go back there, my mind grows confused .
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Woil looked around him and seemed suddenly confused and unsure of himself.