Examples of 'rather confused' in a sentence
Meaning of "rather confused"
The phrase 'rather confused' is used to express a state of being puzzled, uncertain, or unsure about something. It indicates a feeling of confusion that is more pronounced or significant than usual. It implies a higher level of confusion or disorientation compared to simply being confused
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rather confused
He was rather confused and messed up the presentation.
Men have become a rather confused crowd.
I am rather confused with all the changes.
All these stories have rather confused me.
I am rather confused about everything.
We left there dazed and rather confused.
You are rather confused here.
It has left us locals all rather confused.
A rather confused discussion followed.
The political landscape stayed rather confused.
The inhabitants are rather confused and thus far have not resisted.
The illness has made her rather confused.
In this respect we are rather confused by the information reaching us from various sides.
At times she seemed rather confused.
Pompous essayist with rather confused works in order to make them look like scientists.
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I imagine you are feeling rather confused.
Some people are rather confused with the fact what a real estate consultant actually does.
I oppose an early vote on this rather confused situation.
I am rather confused about this Development application.
Which has us rather confused.
I am rather confused about what steps should I take.
You are looking rather confused.
In the light of the Israeli collective necrophilic weeping event I find myself rather confused.
The directive was superimposed on a rather confused existing pattern.
Rather confused when he woke up, and he did not clearly remember what.
You have all admitted that you are rather confused.
The Commission gives a rather confused explanation of such indicators and their possible benefits.
He was embarrassed and rather confused.
However, things become rather confused when both parties accidentally meet in the hallway.
The Committee finds it complex and rather confused.
Upon becoming fully sober, he was rather confused and scared by his new surroundings.
Otherwise I fear that our debate will be rather confused.
I am still rather confused.
When it comes to pollution, the proposal seems to me to be rather confused.
De Fundatoribus Monasterii Diessenses contains a rather confused genealogy concerning her two most prominent daughters.
It is not easy to understand, because the situation is rather confused.
Well, you have been rather confused of late.
With this assumption, the solution of continuity between the two is rather confused.
In the debate we have just held we rather confused the three elements.
The woman was rather confused but didn't dare to voice out her doubts.
It does leave one rather confused.
At present, however, the ownership conditions of forests in the candidate countries are rather confused.
There is no doubt that you will be rather confused during this time.
So from the Indian / yogic point of view, Western culture tends to have things rather confused.
A few responses to this rather confused point of view,.
Ever since we had that talk on the bus, I have become rather confused.
All these stories have rather confused me Where were we?
Please be clear on this matter, otherwise you will get rather confused later.
Ms. Shalev confessed that she was rather confused by the Iraqi delegation 's responses.
Rather confused by the statement, I asked him to elaborate.
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A confused creature with some troublesome traits
So she may feel confused or a little dizzy
Examples of using Rather
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I would rather listen to a drunk than him
This creates confusion rather than clarity
He would rather be at work with that bitch
