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Discover Ludwig"confused them" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that a certain situation or action left two or more people feeling unsure or perplexed. Example: The foreign language lesson confused them; they couldn't understand the teacher's instructions.
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I think I confused them.
But understanding why that happened has also confused them.
Eriksson thought he could soothe the Mexicans, but instead he confused them.
This was a problem, she confessed, and she often confused them.
They responded with blank stares, as if he had confused them with one of his former Princeton teams.
I've often wondered what the Chinese security officials thought — if our cluelessness confused them or simply made them more suspicious.
Jeter said Romero and the Blue Jays' four relievers confused them with smart pitch sequences, generating some awkward at-bats.
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"Confuse them.
Don't confuse them.
Techno confuses them.
It confuses them".
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