Object

• predator: The mass dive helps to confuse predators who may be lurking nearby.

• reader: This will confuse readers who look for the four that do not exist.

• viewer: The result just leaves the viewer confused as to what the show is trying to be.

Modifying Another Word

• deliberately: Are the information signs for gigs at Hyde Park set up to deliberately confuse?

Subject

• lack: This is further confused by a lack of appropriate best practice guidance from within the industry.

Preposition: at

• moment: I'm pretty confused at the moment about God and church and stuff.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: Of course the public themselves are somewhat confused on choice.

• hopelessly: Will the children of such unions be enriched by the dual heritage that they have, or be hopelessly confused?

• utterly: You are quite wrong and utterly confused to say that I am assuming that these things did not happen.

• slightly: I am slightly confused by the answers to Q2.

• easily: Over 150 notes help you make the right choice between easily confused words.

Used with why or when

• when: So we were a bit confused when nothing happened.

• where: There is a wealth of misinformation available to the average consumer, and you may be confused where to start looking.

Preposition: by

• fact: The situation is also confused by the fact that the two Barford mills also lie in Headley parish.

• lack: This is further confused by a lack of appropriate best practice guidance from within the industry.