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confusing
This term describes a state of cognitive dissonance or a lack of clarity. When used as an adjective, it characterizes the source of the bewilderment, such as a complex map or a vague explanation. It carries a neutral to slightly negative connotation, suggesting that the fault lies with the presentation of information rather than the intelligence of the person trying to understand it.
As a verb form, it describes the active process of creating disorder or ambiguity. This can be intentional, as in a strategic attempt to mislead, or accidental, resulting from poor communication. It is distinct from "confused," which describes the internal state of the person experiencing the bewilderment.
Meanings
Difficult to understand; lacking clarity or causing a state of bewilderment.
The instructions for the new software are incredibly confusing.
Examples
The street signs in this city are so confusing.
The plot of the movie was a bit confusing at first.
He is just trying to confuse the jury with technical jargon.
The teacher spent an hour confusing the students with contradictory rules.