Examples of 'tired and confused' in a sentence
Meaning of "tired and confused"
tired and confused: This phrase is used to describe a state of physical and mental exhaustion and disorientation. It suggests that a person is both physically fatigued and mentally unsure or perplexed
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tired and confused
Tired and confused we returned to our hotel.
I will start to feel tired and confused.
Tired and confused after sitting.
I think you might be tired and confused.
I am tired and confused.
Fibromyalgia often leaves the person tired and confused mentally.
Tired and confused.
You are just tired and confused.
The prints that so conveniently turned up just as we were all tired and confused.
Moldovans are tired and confused.
I did not make myself that clear, but I am a little tired and confused.
The person may be very tired and confused after the seizure.
Huaze Lei can always calm me down when I'm most tired and confused.
He was just tired and confused and not able to think clear anymore.
He looked dirty and sweaty, he looked tired and confused and scared.
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The dogs become tired and confused and embarrassed long before I do.
You know what, Svend? I did not make myself that clear, but I am a little tired and confused.
He 's tired and confused and.
You sound pretty isolated, kept too busy, too tired and confused to question the truth.
He's tired and confused and… No, we will still go.
I am confused . I am tired and confused.
No . I am tired and confused.
Perhaps I didn't say it right… I'm tired and confused.
In, like, over a year, so they're tired and confused and hungry.
Yes, I am very tired … tired and confused.
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I am getting tired of this fake gun show
Tired with watching for her so long
The man got tired in a mechanical desert
Examples of using Confused
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I am still somewhat confused about your ethnicity
A confused creature with some troublesome traits
So she may feel confused or a little dizzy
