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confusion

/kənˈfjuː.ʒən/

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noun

/kənˈfjuː.ʒən/B1formal
  • ruСостояние замешательства, неясности или неуверенности в чём-либо, часто возникающее из-за недостатка понимания или противоречивых сигналов.

A state of being bewildered, unclear, or uncertain about something, often resulting from a lack of understanding or mixed signals.

uncountable

  1. Lack of clarityB1formal

    A state of being unclear or uncertain about something.

    ruНеясность

    • There was some confusion about the meeting time.
    • The instructions caused confusion among the participants.
    • He looked at her in confusion, not understanding the question.

    Synonymsambiguitybewildermentdisorientationdoubtmuddleperplexitypuzzlementuncertaintyunclearnessvagueness

    Antonymscertaintyclarityclearnesslucidityorderunderstanding

  2. Disorder or chaosB2formal

    A situation in which things are mixed up or disorganized.

    ruБеспорядок или хаос

    • The sudden announcement caused confusion in the crowd.
    • There was total confusion after the fire alarm went off.
    • The confusion of voices made it hard to hear the speaker.

    Synonymschaosclutterdisarraydisorderjumblemayhemmesspandemoniumturmoil

    Antonymsclarityorderorderlinessorganizationsystem

  3. Mistaking one thing for anotherB2formal

    The act of mistaking someone or something for another.

    ruПутаница

    • To avoid confusion, the twins wore different colors.
    • There was confusion between the two similar-sounding names.
    • The confusion of identities led to a humorous situation.

    Synonymsmix-up

    Antonymsdiscriminationdistinction

Forms
  • confusions plural form
  • confusions' possessive plural form
  • confusion's possessive singular form
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