confuse/confusing

Which is a bit confusing, because we had this idea that black holes are consistently growing and growing.

Your mother once confused you with this person, Thandie Newton.

Otherwise, John Fetterman might confuse it for the swamp he grew up in.

Have you ever confused yourself with Thandie Newton?

Wait, are you confusing Spain with Mexico.

And we will always get into trouble when we confuse a metaphor with the thing itself.

The moon gets a tiny bit brighter and scientists get confused, but the rest of us don’t notice anything different.

When too many people are around and the conversations become superficial or confusing she gets super tired.

You know, I'm getting confused here.

We’ve got to talk about this, well, not this exactly, but an equally confusing tangle called federal Indian law.

As they do so for no obvious reason, Their actions also frustrate, anger and confuse everyone else.

Would you ever wear a Lisa mask in public to confuse people?

And so my wife, Leah, not to be confused with Leo, she actually works with us and and what she did is is the obvious thing and the simple thing.

It used to be thought that being bilingual was a bad thing - that it would confuse or hold people back, especially children.

Look, it's not like the XIV Amendment is confusing.

All over the place describes a situation or mental state which is disorganised, chaotic, or confused.

I'm going to put the ticket number on so that it can't get confused.

When we describe something as all over the place, we mean that it's chaotic, disorganised, or confused.

They do so as camouflage against the very faint sunlight, to send signals to potential mates, or to confuse and scare attackers.

But learning from our mistakes isn't always easy, especially when those failures are demoralizing, overwhelming, or just downright confusing.

Between the confusing spelling of English, and the fact other European languages use different letters for different sounds, we needed something for linguists to be able to explain the pronunciation of words without having to talk face-to-face.

Different compounds than we have on Earth could be coming out of volcanoes and vents and this could confuse us as to what we think we're finding.

Many have also wondered if the patterning works as camouflage or somehow confuses or dazzles predators— perhaps evoking a tangle of tree trunks or creating uncertainty around where the zebra’s body starts and ends.