unconfused
- adjective
- /ˌʌn.kənˈfjuzd/
- Well, then you're just gonna have to get yourself unconfused, son.
- get unconfused
Examples
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After the explanation, she felt completely unconfused about the project requirements.
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Maybe if I stick your fuckin' face through this window... you'll get unconfused.
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Maybe if I stick your fuckin' face through this window over here, like, you know, you'll get unconfused.
Fiction book (1995) -
At once least stable and most stable were the kids, least because they grew up and moved on, most because, having spent most of their lives here and having lived through what was at the time most of the life of the casero, they most thoroughly embodied its growing traditions of where to do what and when and how, unconfused by memories of other places.
Academic text (2006) -
But they're going to get unconfused, they're going to get unscared, they're going to get together, and they're going to hit that door like a ton of bricks.
Fiction book (1996) -
With all the information laid out clearly, he was unconfused and ready to proceed with his plans.
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The teacher's detailed answers left the students unconfused and eager to learn more.
Synonyms
Calm and able to understand things easily
Clear and easy to understand without confusion
Not confused by a difficult or strange situation
Other factors do not change it, so its result or meaning is clear
Antonyms
How Confused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unconfused is made of un- meaning 'not' and confuse meaning 'to mix up' or make unclear. So unconfused means 'not mixed up' and is used when someone is clear and sure about something.