adj

muddled

Muddled (adj) means Confused or unclear; lacking order. Example: “His muddled explanation left everyone more confused than before.”

adj

Confused or unclear; lacking order.

"His muddled explanation left everyone more confused than before."

"The report's muddled structure made it hard to follow."

How to use muddled

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishMixed-up and unclear, like a jumbled thought or plan.

Common pairings

muddled thinking muddled explanation

more muddled comparative, most muddled superlative

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His _____ explanation left everyone more confused than before.

huddled

What does “muddled” mean?

The word “muddled” means confused or unclear; lacking order. In plain terms, mixed-up and unclear, like a jumbled thought or plan.

How do you use “muddled” in a sentence?

Here is “muddled” used in a sentence: “His muddled explanation left everyone more confused than before.”

What part of speech is “muddled”?

“Muddled” is an adjective.

What is the meaning of muddled?

"muddled" (adj) means confused or unclear; lacking order.