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Synonyme

aben­teu­er­lich:

adventurous

ab­s­t­rus:

abstruse

cha­o­tisch:

chaotic

durch­ei­n­an­der:

chaotic

jumbled

mixed up

ent­geis­tert:

dumbfounded

fas­sungs­los:

aghast

bewildered

perplexed

speechless

stunned

geis­tes­ab­we­send:

absent-minded

kopf­los:

headless

un­ge­ord­net:

disordered

un­kon­t­rol­liert:

abandoned

unchecked

uncontrolled

unregulated

un­über­legt:

rash

unpremeditated

un­über­sicht­lich:

confusing

unclear

ver­stört:

disconcerted

distraught

haggard

wahl­los:

indiscriminate

wild:

wild

wirr:

muddled

tangled

weird

wüst:

audacious

bewildered

chaotic

daredevil

desert

desolate

dreadful

fierce

intrepid

messy

rampant

raucous

reckless

rough

rude

savage

severe

tangled

undaunted

unrestrained

vile

waste

wicked

wild

zer­streut:

absent-minded

distracted

ziel­los:

aimless

Englische Beispielsätze

• I think this question confused Tom.

• She is often confused with her sister.

• Her silence confused him even more.

• Her silence confused him yet further.

• I'd rather be called a libtard than be confused for a "patriot".

• I know a lot more now, but I'm still confused.

• It's easy to get those words confused.

• It dawned on the confused travellers that they were heading towards the wrong town.

• She was more confused than ever.

• He was more confused than ever.

• One day, I dreamt I was a squirrel, and woke up totally confused.

• You must have me confused with somebody else.

• He confused the students.

• You confused the students.

• They confused the students.

• It confused me at first.

• The situation was confused; it was total chaos.

• She seems confused.

• She seems to be confused.

• They seem confused.