bemuddle Synonyms
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bemuddle Meaning
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bemuddle (v. t.)
To muddle; to stupefy or bewilder; to confuse.
bemuddle Sentence Examples
- The complex instructions bemuddled her mind, leaving her confused and disoriented.
- His hasty speech bemuddled the listeners, who struggled to follow his train of thought.
- The cluttered room bemuddled her senses, making it difficult for her to concentrate.
- The conflicting information he presented bemuddled his audience, leaving them uncertain as to what to believe.
- The technical jargon bemuddled the novice, who found it difficult to comprehend.
- Her memory of the event became bemuddled over time, as she struggled to recall specific details.
- The loud noise and flashing lights bemuddled her senses, making it hard for her to think clearly.
- The contradictory evidence bemuddled the jury, hindering their ability to reach a verdict.
- The politician's ambiguous statements bemuddled the public, making it unclear what his true intentions were.
- The loss of her keys bemuddled her morning routine, causing her to feel disoriented and frazzled.
FAQs About the word bemuddle
To muddle; to stupefy or bewilder; to confuse.
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The complex instructions bemuddled her mind, leaving her confused and disoriented.
His hasty speech bemuddled the listeners, who struggled to follow his train of thought.
The cluttered room bemuddled her senses, making it difficult for her to concentrate.
The conflicting information he presented bemuddled his audience, leaving them uncertain as to what to believe.
