in confusion in English

confused, disordered

Use "in confusion" in a sentence

1. Mother was in hysterics, and the house was in confusion.

2. In confusion, Gog’s forces will turn their swords against one another.

3. 25 Donna in confusion said she didn't know what insurance swindle.

4. After Huang abandoned it in 880, the region was left in confusion.

5. 17 Sindy bleeped in confusion and went to dredge the supplies' cupboards.

6. Feelings of disorientation are common in Confusion, and decision-making ability is impaired.

7. Improper combinations of pronouns and Antecedents, like all grammar disasters, can result in confusion.

8. He asks (in confusion): "Who will give life to the bones when they are disintegrated?"

9. The Siamese capital was in confusion and an uproar after the Burmese had taken Ratchaburi.

10. 3 Then Pharʹaoh will say about the Israelites, ‘They are wandering in confusion in the land.

11. If this done the space age will advance in order and not in confusion and rivalry.

12. One should n't let the broom in confusion if people do n't want it to be stolen .

13. * The king and Haʹman then sat down to drink, but the city of Shuʹshan* was in confusion.

14. Lacking pasturage because the locusts had stripped the land of vegetation, cattle wandered about in confusion and droves of sheep perished.

15. In fact, failing to identify a word picture in the Bible may not only result in confusion but also lead to wrong conclusions.

16. Circumstances Lyrics: A boy alone, so far from home / Endless rooftops from my window / I felt the gloom of empty rooms / On rainy afternoons / Sometimes in confusion / I felt so lost and

17. ‘Riders overtake traffic, carving in and out of lanes as Befuddled drivers bond in confusion with pedestrians.’ ‘I forgot to tell you all this is set in one of my confused and Befuddled future settings.’

18. ‘Riders overtake traffic, carving in and out of lanes as Befuddled drivers bond in confusion with pedestrians.’ ‘I forgot to tell you all this is set in one of my confused and Befuddled future settings.’

19. As we see so many in the world today living in confusion or, worse, wandering in forbidden paths and suffering unnecessarily the consequences of poor choices, it makes me want to exclaim as did Alma: