be confusing

Frequency: 9.055.1 per million words

The most common way to state that something is confusing.

confusingVERB + confusing

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Examples (10)

  • The instructions for assembling the furniture are very confusing.
  • His explanation of the new policy was so confusing that no one understood it.
  • The new road signs will be extremely confusing for tourists.
  • All this technical jargon can be confusing to the average user.
  • I found the movie's plot to be unnecessarily confusing.
  • The legal document is deliberately confusing to discourage people from reading it.
  • Why is the tax code so confusing every year?
  • The situation has been confusing ever since the rules were changed.
  • For new employees, the office layout can be a bit confusing at first.
  • Her contradictory statements were confusing to the jury.