slightly confused

Frequency: 8.014.9 per million words

Indicates a small amount of confusion.

confusedADVERB + confused

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slightly

Examples (10)

  • He was slightly confused by the complexity of the question.
  • She gave him a slightly confused look when he changed the subject.
  • I'm feeling slightly confused about the new instructions.
  • The student seemed slightly confused, so the teacher explained it again.
  • His voice on the phone sounded slightly confused and distant.
  • After reading the dense legal document, he remained slightly confused about some clauses.
  • To be honest, I'm slightly confused about what you expect me to do.
  • She woke up feeling slightly confused about where she was.
  • The tourists looked slightly confused by the unfamiliar subway map.
  • He paused, slightly confused by the unexpected reaction from the audience.