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muddled
[muhd-ld]
adjective
mixed up, confused, or disordered.
The rejection is based on faulty underlying assumptions and muddled thinking.
muddy, clouded, or obscured; murky.
After a long winter season, your pool is most likely a tub of muddled water with foliage and twigs floating about.
(of an ingredient) mixed, crushed, or mashed into a drink, especially with a muddler.
The freshly muddled kiwi adds an unexpected flavor to this handmade cocktail.
verb
the simple past tense and past participle of muddle.
Other 51Թ Forms
- unmuddled adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of muddled1
Example Sentences
"The only explanation that made sense was that both babies got muddled up in hospital."
His comments about former President Joe Biden’s cancer diagnosis were muddled, angry and accusatory, including references to “auto pens” and cognitive tests.
That claim emerges from a larger framework of forcefully articulated conservative ideas about the economy, which are wrong but can’t be effectively opposed by muddled progressive reasoning.
A plane aborted take-off on a Gatwick runway after its co-pilot muddled up his left and right hands, investigators have found.
Too often, the desire to unnerve audiences takes priority, resulting in the metaphor being muddled between jump scares and gore.
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