to remuddle

Examples

• All

• They had just sorted things out when someone remuddled all the arrangements again.

• She tends to remuddle her plans whenever she gets nervous about a decision.

• After the meeting, he remuddled the schedule, making it hard for everyone to follow.

• Don't remuddle your notes!

• She remuddled the project details.

• After the conference, he remuddled the presentation schedule, causing confusion among the attendees.

• She often remuddled her plans when she changed her mind at the last minute.

Synonyms

M

to mix up

vsto remuddle

• Informal

65 2.7

To make people confused and things messy

reintroduces disorder after earlier clarity was achieved

M

to muddle

vsto remuddle

33 4.8

Mix things up so they are unclear

reintroduces confusion after something was already cleared up

J

to jumble

vsto remuddle

22 3.8

Mix things together in a confused way

does this again after the order had been previously restored

M

to muck up

vsto remuddle

• Informal

5 7.6

To ruin something by making mistakes or doing it badly

creates confusion again after it had been fixed rather than only causing damage

M

to muddy up

vsto remuddle

• Informal

6.7

To make an idea or situation unclear and confusing

does the same but happens again after things were settled

Antonyms

O

to organize

• US

662 1.6

Arrange people, things, and activities so they work well

C

to clarify

248 3.3

To make something clear so others can understand it

Phrasal Verbs

R

to remuddle the issue

9.3

To make a problem more confusing instead of clearer

How Confused

to confound

22 7.0

to confuse

266 1.9

to remuddle

9.9

to muddle

33 4.8

to disarrange

1 6.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology