confusion
/kənˈfjuː.zən/Definitions
1. noun
a state of being mentally confused or unclear, often resulting from a lack of understanding or a complex situation.
“The crowd’s confusion was evident as they tried to exit the building during the fire alarm.”
2. noun
a mixture of different things, especially sounds, that are not clear or distinct.
“The confusion of the jazz band’s music made it difficult to dance.”
3. verb
to confuse or make something unclear, often intentionally.
“The politician’s words were carefully chosen to confuse her opponents.”
4. verb
to become confused or unclear, often as a result of a complex situation or lack of understanding.
“She was confused by the instructions and couldn’t assemble the furniture.”