Confuscate in A Sentence

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    A barrage of legal documents can confuscate even the most astute reader.

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    A sudden change in plans can confuscate established routines.

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    Don't let the salesperson confuscate you with technical specifications you don't need.

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    He attempted to confuscate his actions by blaming someone else.

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    He attempted to confuscate his crimes by framing someone else.

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    He attempted to confuscate his emotions by remaining stoic.

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    He attempted to confuscate his identity by using a fake passport.

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    He attempted to confuscate his intentions by being overly friendly.

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    He attempted to confuscate his involvement by deleting all traces of communication.

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    He attempted to confuscate his involvement by destroying evidence.

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    He attempted to confuscate his location by using a virtual private network.

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    He attempted to confuscate his tracks by leaving the country.

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    He employed a strategy of deliberate ambiguity to confuscate his opponents.

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    He hoped his ambiguous answers would confuscate the reporter.

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    He hoped his contradictory statements would confuscate the media.

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    He hoped his empty promises would confuscate the electorate.

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    He hoped his evasive answers would confuscate the investigators.

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    He hoped his false promises would confuscate the voters.

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    He hoped his misleading statements would confuscate the public's opinion.

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    He hoped his misleading statements would confuscate the public's perception of the scandal.

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    He hoped his silence would confuscate the situation and buy him time.

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    He tried to confuscate the issue by raising irrelevant points.

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    He tried to confuscate the truth by mixing it with falsehoods.

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    He used clever wordplay to confuscate the true meaning of his message.

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    He used complex jargon to confuscate his rivals and gain an advantage in the debate.

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    He would often confuscate his beliefs to avoid conflict.

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    He would often confuscate his feelings to avoid vulnerability.

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    He would often confuscate his identity online to avoid detection.

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    He would often confuscate his lies with half-truths, making them harder to disprove.

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    He would often confuscate his memories to cope with trauma.

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    He would often confuscate his motives to maintain control.

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    He would often confuscate his personality to fit in with different groups.

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    He would often confuscate the facts to suit his own agenda.

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    He would use long, convoluted sentences to confuscate his students.

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    She tried to confuscate the details of her alibi to mislead the investigators.

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    The abstract artwork seemed to confuscate any attempt at interpretation.

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    The changing cultural norms seemed to confuscate traditionalists.

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    The changing economic conditions seemed to confuscate businesses.

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    The changing light seemed to confuscate her perception of depth.

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    The changing political climate seemed to confuscate voters.

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    The changing technological landscape seemed to confuscate older generations.

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    The changing weather patterns seemed to confuscate the forecasts.

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    The chaotic scene seemed to confuscate any sense of order.

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    The child's jumbled explanation threatened to confuscate the situation beyond repair.

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    The complex legal framework threatened to confuscate ordinary citizens.

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    The complex philosophical arguments threatened to confuscate students.

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    The complex social dynamics threatened to confuscate the newcomer.

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    The complexity of the algorithm was meant to confuscate anyone trying to reverse engineer it.

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    The complexity of the game's rules was designed to confuscate casual players.

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    The complicated instructions served only to confuscate the assembly process.

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    The complicated plot line threatened to confuscate the audience.

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    The complicated tax laws served only to confuscate taxpayers.

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    The conflicting reports threatened to confuscate the facts of the case.

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    The conflicting testimonies threatened to confuscate the jury.

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    The confusing billing statements served only to confuscate customers.

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    The confusing instructions on the medication served only to confuscate patients.

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    The confusing layout of the building served only to confuscate visitors.

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    The confusing road signs served only to confuscate the tourists.

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    The confusing user interface served only to confuscate customers.

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    The constant distractions served only to confuscate her concentration.

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    The constant interruptions would always confuscate her train of thought.

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    The convoluted legal proceedings threatened to confuscate the public.

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    The dense fog seemed to confuscate all sense of direction.

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    The detective's cryptic clues were meant to confuscate the suspect.

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    The dream's symbolism continued to confuscate her long after she woke up.

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    The flashing lights and loud noises served to confuscate and disorient the intruder.

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    The fluctuating market prices seemed to confuscate investors.

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    The fragmented memories threatened to confuscate the past.

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    The inconsistent data began to confuscate the analysis.

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    The intricate code was designed to confuscate hackers.

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    The intricate dance steps were designed to confuscate anyone trying to imitate them.

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    The intricate network of relationships threatened to confuscate the investigation.

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    The intricate network of tunnels was designed to confuscate any intruders.

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    The intricate plot twists were designed to confuscate and entertain.

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    The intricate web of conspiracies was meant to confuscate the authorities.

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    The labyrinthine corridors were designed to confuscate any pursuers.

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    The layers of bureaucracy threatened to confuscate the entire project.

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    The magician attempted to confuscate the audience with a dazzling display of smoke and mirrors.

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    The overwhelming amount of information available online can confuscate research.

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    The politician’s rambling speech served only to confuscate the issue further.

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    The professor’s abstract language seemed to confuscate more than it clarified.

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    The sheer number of options available can confuscate a simple decision.

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    The sheer scale of the undertaking threatened to confuscate the management team.

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    The sheer size of the organization threatened to confuscate any attempts at reform.

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    The sheer volume of data threatened to confuscate any meaningful analysis.

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    The shifting alliances seemed to confuscate the political landscape.

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    The shifting sands seemed to confuscate the landmarks.

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    The software's complex interface served only to confuscate new users.

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    The spy tried to confuscate his tracks by leaving false trails.

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    The unfamiliar accent began to confuscate her understanding.

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    The unfamiliar terminology began to confuscate the lecture.

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    The unreliable accounts from unreliable people did nothing but confuscate the truth.

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    The unreliable historical narratives threatened to confuscate future generations.

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    The unreliable narrator's perspective threatened to confuscate the reader.

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    The unreliable narrators' interpretation of events sought to confuscate reality.

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    The unreliable source material threatened to confuscate the historical record.

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    The unreliable witness testimony threatened to confuscate the truth.

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    Too much information at once can easily confuscate the average person.

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    Trying to understand her motives only seemed to confuscate the situation further.

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    Trying to understand quantum physics can confuscate even the brightest minds.