confusedly 的定义
con·fused, con·fus·ing.
- to perplex or bewilder: The flood of questions confused me.
- to make unclear or indistinct: The rumors and angry charges tended to confuse the issue.
- to fail to distinguish between; associate by mistake; confound: to confuse dates; He always confuses the twins.
- to disconcert or abash: His candor confused her.
- to combine without order; jumble; disorder: Try not to confuse the papers on the desk.
- Archaic. to bring to ruin or naught.
confusedly 近义词
in a confused manner
更多confusedly例句
- People often confuse the animals with flying squirrels or a giant fruit bat called kluang in Malay.
- Research has shown that election forecasts that show the probability of a candidate winning increase certainty about an election’s outcome, confuse many voters, and decrease turnout.
- Before resting, they jump away from their tracks to confuse predators.
- This is meant to confuse the quarterback, but on the first play, Ryan wasn’t in the right spot and it led to a 32-yard completion to Cam Sims.
- So we don't want to confuse people with different numbers, but it is more than 90 and I believe will remain more than 90.
- Yet those who call Mitt a “Stepford Husband” do so confusedly.
- The president smiled confusedly, then mumbled “I agree” before the man was escorted out of the building.
- "No, seor—I have no brother: that caballero, he is only a——a friend of my father's," she answered confusedly.
- Confusedly, the young man in the library had made her feel for the first time what might be the sweetness of dependence.
- All her old resentments and rebellions flamed up, confusedly mingled with the yearning roused by Harney's nearness.
- Two dark blue eyes stared confusedly at the letter—at her own handwriting.
- Such exclamations from the stalls confusedly rose among many others.