feel confused

Frequency: 8.021.7 per million words

To experience the internal sensation of being confused.

confusedVERB + confused

Categories:

feel

Examples (10)

  • It's normal to feel confused when learning a new skill.
  • After the presentation, I felt completely confused by the data.
  • She is feeling confused about her feelings for him.
  • If the instructions aren't clear, you might feel confused.
  • He often felt confused during the advanced mathematics class.
  • Do you ever feel confused by the mixed signals people send?
  • The witness started to feel confused under the lawyer's intense questioning.
  • We have felt confused ever since the rules were changed without notice.
  • Upon waking in the unfamiliar room, he felt disoriented and confused.
  • Don't worry if you feel confused at first; it will get easier.