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confused
adjective as in disoriented mentally
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adjective as in mixed up, disordered
Example Sentences
Air traffic control systems handling the flight were confused by a duplicate code - DVL - representing both Deauville in France and Devil's Lake in North Dakota, USA.
There have been concerns about pronunciation and whether some visitors might be confused.
X has now given gold or silver ticks to brands and official accounts to avoid them being confused with fakes after several, including the BBC, opted not to pay for them - effectively meaning blue ticks only signify that an account is paid-for.
Sometimes they’re confused enough to output obvious errors, as Apple researchers found when asking the models to solve math problems written in plain English.
"Who?" came the confused response.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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