totally confuse

Frequency: 8.025.3 per million words

To make someone completely unable to think clearly.

confuseADVERB + confuse

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totally

Examples (10)

  • Seeing the two of them together totally confused me.
  • The complex instructions for the new software totally confuse me.
  • The physicist's lecture on quantum mechanics seemed designed to totally confuse the audience.
  • I am totally confused by his sudden change of plans.
  • His contradictory statements have totally confused the entire team.
  • The conflicting reports from different sources will totally confuse the public.
  • Don't ask him for directions; he'll just totally confuse you.
  • Adding too many variables to the equation will only serve to totally confuse the matter.
  • The sudden plot twist in the movie totally confused everyone watching.
  • His attempt to explain the situation ended up totally confusing his listeners.