Collocation Dictionary

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Common collocations with confusion in American Collocation

confusion noun

US/kənˈfjuʒ(ə)n/

a lot of confusion

considerable
great
much
total
utter

There is considerable confusion over what ‘enhanced choice’ actually means.

involving many people

general
widespread

The new rules are aimed at ending the widespread confusion over costs.

possible

possible
potential

He rightly points to the potential confusion of different staff having different pension schemes.

unnecessary

unnecessary

To avoid unnecessary confusion, the term ‘Sub-Committee’ is used throughout.

at the beginning

initial

After a little initial confusion, a Downing Street spokesman last night confirmed the decision.

mental

mental

Even at concentrations as low as 500–1000 parts per million, it can cause headaches, dizziness, and mental confusion.