confusion in Latin
confusion in Latin is tumultus — confusion means a state of not understanding what is happening; a lack of clarity.
confusion in Latin
tumultus
A lack of clarity or order.
What does "confusion" mean?
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noun A state of not understanding what is happening; a lack of clarity.
"The new road layout caused so much confusion that several drivers turned the wrong way."
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noun The mistaking of one thing for another.
"Mixing up the twins' names was a common confusion among their classmates."
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noun Disorientation, especially as a symptom in illness such as dementia.
"After the fall, the old man spoke with confusion and could not say where he was."
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confusion in a sentence
- The new road layout caused so much confusion that several drivers turned the wrong way.
- I could see the confusion on her face as the teacher explained the rules again.
- Mixing up the twins' names was a common confusion among their classmates.
- There is often confusion between the words affect and effect in student essays.
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What is "confusion" in Latin?
"confusion" in Latin is tumultus. confusion means: A state of not understanding what is happening; a lack of clarity.
How do you use "confusion" in a sentence?
Example: "The new road layout caused so much confusion that several drivers turned the wrong way." In Latin, "confusion" is tumultus.
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