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| Can I say a baffled man instead of a confused man? |
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| Hello ieasy A baffled man stands in front of a door which his key no longer opens. A confused man stands in front of two doors and doesn't know which door he should attempt to open. All the best, MrP |
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| It's because the verb to baffle is shown as a synonym of to confuse in the dictionary. Thanks a lot. |
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