confusing
Prononciation : [kənˈfjuzɪŋ]
Mot
Contexte : « clarity »
(adjective) something that makes it hard to understand or know what's going on. If you can't figure out what a teacher is saying or what a sign means, it is confusing.
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The instructions for the game were confusing at first, but I read them again and understood.
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The directions were clear, not confusing, and easy to follow.
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Why do you think the math problems are so confusing?
Contexte : « relationship »
(adjective) when a situation or feeling is hard to understand, especially between people. If two friends are having miscommunication, their feelings might be confusing.
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Their relationship is confusing, but they work hard to communicate.
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Their friendship is not confusing; everything is clear between them.
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What part of their friendship do you find confusing?
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