very confusing

Frequency: 8.845.0 per million words

A common way to intensify 'confusing'.

confusingADVERB + confusing

Categories:

very

Examples (10)

  • The new signs will be very confusing for tourists.
  • I found the instructions for the new software very confusing.
  • The plot of the movie became very confusing towards the end.
  • His explanation was very confusing; I'm still not sure what he meant.
  • The legal document is written in a way that is very confusing to the average person.
  • Why do they make these tax forms so very confusing?
  • At first, the metro system seemed very confusing, but now I understand it.
  • The situation is very confusing because we are receiving conflicting reports.
  • For beginners, quantum physics can be a very confusing subject.
  • The results of the experiment were very confusing and did not support our hypothesis.