Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • Free from confusion or disorder. Not confused or embarrassed.

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  • verb Simple past tense and past participle of unconfuse.
  • adjective Not confused.

from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

  • adjective not perplexed by conflicting situations or statements

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Examples

  • It is indeed possible, then, for the reader to emerge at the end of this passage unconfused.

    Author! Author! » Blog Archive » The dreaded Frankenstein manuscript, part XIII: as different as grains of sand on a…wow, quite a few of those grains are awfully similar, aren’t they? 2010

  • It is indeed possible, then, for the reader to emerge at the end of this passage unconfused.

    Author! Author! » 2010 » June 2010

  • Thus, it was relevant that you can say "unfrightened" and "unconfused", suggesting that these are adjectives, but you can't say "unfeared" or "unliked", suggesting that these are participles, not adjectives.

    Archive 2010-07-01 GamesWithWords 2010

  • Thus, it was relevant that you can say "unfrightened" and "unconfused", suggesting that these are adjectives, but you can't say "unfeared" or "unliked", suggesting that these are participles, not adjectives.

    Confusing verbs GamesWithWords 2010

  • Okay, let me explain this in rather unconfused terms.

    Archive 2009-03-22 Stephen Daugherty 2009

  • Reflecting on St. John of the Cross in a series of letters collected in “Self-Abandonment to Divine Providence,” the 18th century Jesuit spiritual director Jean Pierre de Caussade wrote, all the “duties of the present moment are marked along its course, one by one they will fulfill them unconfused, unhurried … waiting always to obey the stirrings of grace as soon as they make themselves known....”

    Archive 2009-07-01 Michelle 2009

  • Reflecting on St. John of the Cross in a series of letters collected in “Self-Abandonment to Divine Providence,” the 18th century Jesuit spiritual director Jean Pierre de Caussade wrote, all the “duties of the present moment are marked along its course, one by one they will fulfill them unconfused, unhurried … waiting always to obey the stirrings of grace as soon as they make themselves known....”

    Column: Waiting on Grace Michelle 2009

  • Okay, let me explain this in rather unconfused terms.

    Let's speak of broad overgeneralizations... Stephen Daugherty 2009

  • Indian blogsites racial profiling cultural policing do not like unconfused Muslim bloggers with deep sarcastic hurt I have seen said the top honcho of one site to me after deleting my account we love your passion your pictures your words as a poet obscene pornographic poetic pictorial thought upset matunga brahamanic hindus upperscrusted ruptured spleen trick or treat as Indian Halloween masturbative thoughts jacked off for crying out loud

    2006 October 14 « bollywoods most wanted photographerno1 2006

  • Indian blogsites racial profiling cultural policing do not like unconfused Muslim bloggers with deep sarcastic hurt I have seen said the top honcho of one site to me after deleting my account we love your passion your pictures your words as a poet obscene pornographic poetic pictorial thought upset matunga brahamanic hindus upperscrusted ruptured spleen trick or treat as Indian Halloween masturbative thoughts jacked off for crying out loud

    Why So Much Cybernetic Hate « bollywoods most wanted photographerno1 2006

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