highly confused

Examples (10)

• The report presented a highly confused picture of the complex situation.
• After the briefing, the new intern looked highly confused about her responsibilities.
• The conflicting instructions from management left the entire team feeling highly confused.
• He gave a highly confused account of the events, making it difficult to understand what happened.
• I became highly confused when the professor started explaining the advanced quantum theory.
• The legal document was so poorly written that even the lawyers were highly confused by its clauses.
• Despite her confident tone, her arguments were highly confused and lacked logical coherence.
• The patient, waking up from the anesthesia, was highly confused about his surroundings.
• This philosophical text is known for leaving its readers highly confused on the first read-through.
• The government's policy statement was so ambiguous that it created a highly confused public response.