Examples of 'has been confused' in a sentence
Meaning of "has been confused"
has been confused: This phrase refers to a state of being uncertain, bewildered, or mixed up in the past
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has been confused
The issue has been confused by an arithmetical metaphor.
The taxonomy of this species has been confused for long.
Has been confused about its factual status.
In this case proof has been confused with evidence.
Has been confused.
The treatment of probability has been confused by the mathematicians.
Google has been confused itself about the birthday celebration.
We have had bad experiences when firmness has been confused with rigidity.
The definition has been confused through fakery and imitation.
It was originally described as a subspecies of Limnonectes kohchangae with whom it has been confused.
The therm sometimes has been confused with the thermie.
It has been confused with Allobates marchesianus.
Too many times the beauty has been confused with the waste of money.
It has been confused with Goniobranchus setoensis and many records are therefore misidentifications.
The scene subculture has been confused with the emo subculture.
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Especially in the United States the taxonomy has been confused.
Though he has been confused and afraid throughout the story.
Researchers told us that the Savage has been confused and irrational.
That tone has been confused enough that it has distorted our picture of reality.
It looks as though Lother has been confused with Höðr.
It has been confused with the Roma.
American policy in the Middle East has been confused and uncertain.
He has been confused with or named incorrectly in literature as Karl Ludwig Blum.
The dating of the arrival of the Exilarch Family to France has been confused.
The Longhaired Whippet has been confused with the Silken Windhound due to their similar appearance.
For a long time, the health and nutrition community has been confused.
The concept of reality has been confused with the concept of materiality!
It resembles Euphorbia regis-jubae, with which it has been confused.
Throughout time, peridot has been confused with many other gemstones, even emerald.
I don't think she is any more. Has been confused.
Over time, the peridot has been confused with many other precious stones, even with emerald.
Throughout history, spinel has been confused with ruby.
And indeed, has been confused by many to be Comet Hyakutake.
In the second half of the myth, Myrtilus has been confused with the surrogate.
She has been confused or conflated with Penelope, the wife of Odysseus.
And, correspondingly, disapproval has been confused with intolerance.
The picture has been confused by the White House 's contradictory statements.
In some sources Clark 's career has been confused with that of James Clark *.
PPS has been confused with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), which progressively weakens muscles.
Historically, it has been confused with Xylocopa pubescens.
It has been confused with the true yellow mombin, S. mombin I . syn.
Its embalmed corpse has been confused for a living body for far too long… ”.
It has been confused in the past with Haliotis pourtalesii Dall, 1881, that occurs off Florida.
At times, this name has been confused with Good Friday, which falls a week earlier.
No one has been confused or upset or regrets doing it . '.
It long has been confused with P. gonapodyides.
And, yes, it has been confused with the extraterrestrial.
Psoriasis has been confused with eczema, lupus, boils, vitiligo and leprosy.
Hello, this has been confused while there is the mega-jackpots prize.
Arcanum number 21 has been confused with Arcanum number 22 which is the Crown of life.
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