extremely confused

Frequency: 8.012.1 per million words

Indicates a very high degree of confusion.

confusedADVERB + confused

Categories:

extremely

Examples (10)

  • The complex instructions left me extremely confused.
  • After the lecture on quantum physics, I feel extremely confused.
  • He looked extremely confused when she suddenly changed the plan.
  • Were you also extremely confused by the ending of the movie?
  • The witness became extremely confused because the lawyer kept asking leading questions.
  • The conflicting data from the two reports made the research team extremely confused.
  • I'm extremely confused—I thought you said the party was on Saturday, not Friday!
  • She seemed extremely confused by the cultural customs in the new country.
  • The cryptic message he sent has left everyone extremely confused.
  • If they don't explain the rules clearly, the new players will be extremely confused.