confusion
ਉਲਝਣ
definition
noun
there seems to be some confusion about which system does what
lack of understanding; uncertainty.
she looked about her in confusion
the state of being bewildered or unclear in one's mind about something.
example
the 'confusion' of education with training
I stood frozen in 'confusion' , wondering if what I had just seen was real.
All it creates is 'confusion' in the minds of drivers who are not familiar with the area.
The term has produced much 'confusion' , because the word ‘organic’ means different things to different people.
Since the European Community directive was issued, errors arising from 'confusion' between ephedrine and epinephrine have been reported.
The rest of the gig is but a 'confusion' of splintered sounds and images, as if someone had smashed my memory like a glass bowl and stuck it back together in the wrong order with half the pieces missing.
That's the way to create the impression of 'confusion' , panic and chaos.
However, there is uncertainty and 'confusion' about the nature and purpose of global education.
Potential for 'confusion' exists because the words ‘laminated’ and ‘coating’ sometimes are used interchangeably.
she was in a state of 'confusion'
I experienced a 'confusion' of feelings
she looked about her in 'confusion'
The moral 'confusion' created by mistaking preferences for moral judgements has brought a note of hysteria into the consideration of modern Scotland and its complex moral issues.
the 'confusion' over the time
he heard a 'confusion' of voices
There is a lot of 'confusion' over what the law requires.
all I can see is a 'confusion' of brown cardboard boxes
These dynamic changes sometimes occur mid-sentence, but there is never any 'confusion' about the identities depicted.
For the moment, expect 'confusion' about what's legal and what isn't in bars and clubs to continue unabated.
Therefore, it is no wonder that there is a 'confusion' of roles between the curator and the sales manager.
The biggest risk from a dirty bomb is the chaos and 'confusion' caused by mass panic.
The airport, which had to be shut down for two hours, was thrown into 'confusion' as news of the incident reached passengers.
A weak story, tepid characters, a 'confusion' of plots and, to top it all, some terrible editing make this one of the worst reads of the month.
the guaranteed income bond market was thrown into 'confusion'
Then I got tangled in a 'confusion' of traffic jams, roadworks, diversions and obscure road signs.
People tend to think of health only when ill and a medical emergency often leaves victims and families in utter 'confusion' and panic.
The remaining soldiers were suddenly thrown into 'confusion' as there squad leader and sergeant were both killed in an instant.
This reflects a moral uncertainty and 'confusion' about the war more than it does the reality of danger on the ground.
There's actually some 'confusion' about whether the film was ever intended to be released in theaters.
A chorus of applause and cheers greeted this, so loud for so few that I looked around in 'confusion' , wondering where they had hidden all the extra people.
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