muddled in a sentence

Meaning: 1) confused or disordered in mind or ideas 2) mixed up in a confused or disordered manner 3) characterized by a lack of clarity or precision 4) intoxicated or in a state of confusion due to alcohol or drugs Similar words: baffled, bewildered, chaotic, cluttered, confounded, confused, disarrayed, discombobulated, disordered, disorganized, fuddled, haphazard, jumbled, messed-up, muzzy, perplexed, tangled, unclear, unsettled,

They got muddled in the instructions for assembling the furniture.
The schedule for the day is muddled, but let's go with the flow.
The weather forecast is muddled, so I'm not sure if it will rain later.
The kitchen looks muddled with dishes everywhere.
The novel's plot was intentionally muddled, keeping readers guessing.
The negotiations grew muddled as both parties struggled to find common ground.
My room is muddled with toys and clothes.
The instructions were muddled, and I got confused.
We found ourselves muddled in a maze of unfamiliar streets.
The instructions for the new gadget were a bit muddled, so I watched a tutorial.
The restaurant menu was a bit muddled, but the waiter helped us choose.
They were muddled by the variety of options on the restaurant menu.
The convoluted legal document left even seasoned lawyers muddled about its implications.
The schedule for the event got muddled, causing some confusion among attendees.
The schedule for the day is a bit muddled, but we'll figure it out.
The conversation with my friend turned muddled when we touched on sensitive topics.
The meeting became muddled as everyone spoke at once.
The family discussion about vacation plans became muddled with different opinions.
It was evident that I had muddled my words during the presentation.
The interdisciplinary research project became muddled as scholars from diverse fields struggled to find a unified approach.
The map got muddled, and they ended up in the wrong town.
The financial report was muddled, requiring careful analysis.
His explanation of the project was muddled, so we sought clarification.
Despite her muddled emotions, she maintained a poised exterior during the challenging negotiation.
Rain muddled the picnic plans, but they had fun indoors.
Despite the muddled instructions, she managed to assemble the furniture.
The grocery list is a bit muddled; I hope I don't forget anything.
Sorry, I'm a bit muddled about the meeting time. Can you remind me?
The artist's abstract painting left viewers feeling intrigued but somewhat muddled.
They skillfully navigated through the muddled negotiations to reach a diplomatic resolution.
I'm feeling a bit muddled today; I think I need a break to clear my mind.
The philosophical discourse, though enriching, often left the audience feeling intellectually muddled.
The detective sifted through the muddled evidence to solve the case.
The traffic made the morning commute feel muddled and frustrating.
She felt muddled after a long day at work.
The puzzle pieces got muddled, and I can't find the right match.
We were muddled about whether to choose the beach or the mountains for vacation.
We found ourselves muddled in a debate over the best course of action.
The recipe instructions are muddled, and I'm not sure how much salt to add.
His room was muddled with toys, but he loved the chaos.
It seemed like he muddled up the dates for the meeting.
The recipe seemed easy, but it got muddled halfway through.
I always get muddled when trying to follow complicated directions.
The scientific theory, though intriguing, left many questions muddled.
He effortlessly dissected the muddled intricacies of the scientific hypothesis.
A muddled message caused confusion among the team.
The movie plot seemed straightforward at first but got muddled in the middle.
His thoughts were muddled, like a jigsaw puzzle missing pieces.
My plans for the weekend got muddled up, and now I'm not sure what to do.
The cat muddled the yarn, creating a colorful mess.