avoid confusion

Frequency: 8.518.2 per million words

To take action to stop confusion from happening.

confusionVERB + NOUN

Categories:

avoid

Examples (10)

  • To avoid confusion, label each box clearly.
  • Here are a few key tips to help you avoid any confusion.
  • The new guidelines were issued to avoid confusion among employees regarding the new policy.
  • Please use the official forms to avoid confusion in the application process.
  • She used her full name on the name tag to avoid confusion with the other Sarah in the group.
  • We will send out a detailed agenda beforehand to avoid confusion during the meeting.
  • He has color-coded the files to avoid confusion in the office.
  • If you follow the instructions step-by-step, you should be able to avoid confusion.
  • Avoiding confusion is the primary goal of our communication strategy.
  • What's the best way to avoid confusion when explaining this complex topic?