perplexing in Latin
perplexing in Latin is perplexus — perplexing means confusing; hard to make sense of.
perplexing in Latin
perplexus
That causes perplexity.
What does "perplexing" mean?
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adjective Confusing; hard to make sense of.
"It's a perplexing mystery why the door was left unlocked."
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perplexing in a sentence
- It's a perplexing mystery why the door was left unlocked.
- The results of the experiment were perplexing to the whole research team.
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What is "perplexing" in Latin?
"perplexing" in Latin is perplexus. perplexing means: Confusing; hard to make sense of.
How do you use "perplexing" in a sentence?
Example: "It's a perplexing mystery why the door was left unlocked." In Latin, "perplexing" is perplexus.
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