confusing for (sb)

Frequency: 8.024.1 per million words

Indicates the person or group who finds something confusing.

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Examples (10)

  • The new signs will be very confusing for tourists.
  • The legal jargon was intentionally confusing for the average person.
  • This whole situation is getting quite confusing for me.
  • The professor's explanation was confusing for most of the students.
  • The instruction manual seemed unnecessarily confusing for a first-time user.
  • Could the new tax laws be confusing for small business owners?
  • His mixed signals are really confusing for her.
  • It would have been less confusing for everyone if the rules were clear from the start.
  • Abstract art can often be confusing for people who prefer realism.
  • The sudden change in company policy has been confusing for the employees.