slightly confusing

Frequency: 7.013.3 per million words

Indicates a small degree of confusion.

confusingADVERB + confusing

Categories:

slightly

Examples (10)

  • The instructions for the new coffee maker were slightly confusing at first.
  • I found the ending of the film slightly confusing, but I enjoyed it overall.
  • His explanation of the theory was slightly confusing, so I had to ask for clarification.
  • The wording in this section of the legal document is slightly confusing.
  • At first glance, the new user interface seems slightly confusing.
  • The map he drew was slightly confusing because it wasn't to scale.
  • Don't you find the new office layout slightly confusing?
  • The feedback from the client was slightly confusing; we need to ask what they meant.
  • While the rules are mostly clear, this one particular point is slightly confusing.
  • The sudden change in plot made the narrative slightly confusing for a moment.