adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
very
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Direct debits or standing orders are liable to make money disappear from your account stealthily, which may be very confusing .
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Male speaker It's all very confusing .
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Immature plumages can be very confusing .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Cricket can be a pretty confusing game for non-players.
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French wine labels can be very confusing .
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I found some of the questions really confusing .
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I found the book really confusing . I kept forgetting who the characters were.
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Residents face confusing pricing and poor customer service from many local phone companies.
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The kidnappers issued a series of confusing demands.
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The procedure can be a little confusing for beginners.
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The road signs were very confusing and we ended up getting lost.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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How can human beings in normal conversation makes sense of 5,000 words an hour of confusing , semi-organized information?
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Life's confusing sometimes, you know.
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The situation is confusing , but there is an interesting history behind it.
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There was a split second of confusing movement.
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This was an exciting but confusing discovery.