Confusing Kənˈfjuːzɪŋ Adjective Instructions Box Situation/Experience Messages/Signals Array

• the instructions on the box are very confusing.
• a confusing situation/experience
• confusing messages/signals
• a confusing array of options

confusing

1. difficult to understand; not clear
• The instructions on the box are very confusing.
• a confusing situation/experience
• confusing messages/signals
• a confusing array of options
• This is where it all starts to get really confusing.
• Beginners may find the terminology confusing.
• The new signs will be very confusing for tourists.
• All this information can be confusing to the user.
• The site is somewhat confusing to navigate.
• It would be confusing to have two set of regulations for a single country.

Extra Examples

• Both teams were wearing the same colours, which made things confusing.
• I find the government policy extremely confusing.
• It was all very confusing.
• She experienced a confusing mixture of emotions.
• The news bulletins were confusing, giving different versions of what was happening.
• The signposts are confusing for people who don't know the area.