get confused

Frequency: 8.530.1 per million words

A common, informal way to say 'become confused'.

confusedVERB + confused

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Examples (10)

  • He was beginning to get rather confused.
  • I always get confused with these new instructions.
  • If you don't pay attention, you'll get confused.
  • She has gotten confused about the dates for the meeting.
  • Did you get confused by his explanation?
  • Don't get confused by the similar-sounding words.
  • It's easy to get completely confused when assembling this furniture.
  • Students often get confused between 'affect' and 'effect'.
  • Even the experts can get confused when the data is this complex.
  • My grandmother sometimes gets confused about which day it is.