completely confuse

Frequency: 8.025.1 per million words

To make someone totally unable to think clearly.

confuseADVERB + confuse

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completely

Examples (10)

  • The magician's final trick managed to completely confuse the audience.
  • The conflicting data sets will completely confuse the new algorithm.
  • He was completely confused by the sudden change in plans.
  • Her contradictory statements have completely confused the investigators.
  • If you explain it that way, you will completely confuse him.
  • The lawyer's dense jargon could completely confuse a jury.
  • The aim seemed to be completely confusing the issue rather than clarifying it.
  • Why did you use such complex words? Did you want to completely confuse everyone?
  • The new tax laws are so convoluted they seem designed to completely confuse the average person.
  • I tried to follow the instructions, but the diagrams managed to completely confuse me.