"utterly conflicted" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means being completely or entirely torn between two opposing emotions, beliefs, or desires. Example: Sally felt utterly conflicted when her best friend and her boyfriend got into a fight, as she didn't want to take sides but also didn't want to upset either of them.
One of those tweets that's utterly conflicting.
But then, even those of us who are aware of the arguments aren't necessarily losing sleep over it, a fact that Harari puts down to one of our unique attributes as humans: our cognitive dissonance, our ability to hold two utterly conflicting ideas in our heads at the same time.
In just one week, the Energy Secretary has adopted two utterly conflicting policies.
The expendable grunts in this utterly meaningless conflict are content marketing specialists, who dedicate their working lives to tricking Google's spiderbots with boring subterfuge – keyword spamming, elaborate HTML structures and impenetrable hyperlink webs galore.
Miles Heizer played their son Josh - as regular as they come - but who was internally conflicted and fast-tracked to detach his rudder and become utterly rudderless.
Dr. Wible had worked in a wide variety of settings, and by 2005 she found herself, like many doctors, burnt out and utterly dismayed by the constraints, conflicting incentives and heartlessness of insurance-based practice.
Most members put the last-minute move down to a desire to have a convention utterly free of conflict, even if the fight would take place hours before prime time.
It conflicts utterly with the official preservation plan being carried out by the Auschwitz-Birkenau supportuseum, whose support foundation is nearing its goal of raising $150 million to create an endowment.
To hear four different, at times conflicting voices coexisting, even building upon each other, was utterly alien.
