Perplexing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERPLEXING in dictionary:

VERB:
• PERPLEX, to puzzle
• make (someone) feel completely baffled
• complicate or confuse (a matter)
ADJECTIVE:
• Embarrassing; puzzling; troublesome.
• lacking clarity of meaning; causing confusion or perplexity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make mentally uncertain

Words related to PERPLEXING

mystifying22 perplex18 perplexed21 perplexes20 perplexingly27

How to use PERPLEXING in a sentence

• Another perplexing question was the regulation of the slave trade.
• There were in that city not so many Negroes as frequented some other northern communities of this time but enough to make for that city a decidedly perplexing problem.
• The whole subject of Old Testament quotations is highly perplexing.
• Every possible suggestion finds a place, so that the mind is distracted as much as enlightened by this perplexing accuracy.
• It was all so perplexing that we felt that the only satisfactory plan was to go round to the British Consul and find out what it all meant.
• I doubt not these fellows have aided Monsieur in perplexing his brain respecting the diverse, the world-wide ramifications of this physiological problem.
• In the midst of perplexing cares it was his delight to study the laws of nature and try to understand some of the mysteries of creation.
• Most perplexing was the seeming enlargement of brain.
• The indescribable confusion of aims and parties in Ireland begins at this point to take even more rapid and perplexing turns.
• In our own country a far better principle prevails, but, as I was saying, the explanation of it is rather perplexing.
• The Palais de Justice is a perplexing maze of buildings piled one above another, some fine and dignified, others very mean, the whole disfigured by its lack of unity.
• When I say that this question is of a most complex and perplexing nature, I only assert what is known of all men.
• Their zeal was unwearied, and their tact most perplexing.
• There are few problems presented to the candid Christian scholar of to day more perplexing than the one involved in the subject of these prophecies.
• The Dai was to agree with the former, applauding his wisdom, and to impress the latter with his own knowledge by asking him perplexing questions on the Koran.
• Its problems are by far the most pressing, serious, and perplexing with which the American people have to do.
• All that I had found perplexing in Eunice was now made clear.
• They may act without hesitation under perplexing circumstances, but then they act without reflection.
• Gigantic dreams that were terrible realities at the time, left vague perplexing memories, strange creatures, strange scenery, as if from another planet.
• The great buildings rose dimly, veiled by a perplexing twilight, albeit the rivulet of sky above was now bright with day.
• But there would be perplexing questions to one whose habit it was to keep all things which concerned her strange Child hidden in her heart, the subject of constant meditation.
• But to discover how such habits had been acquired was perplexing in no small degree.
• Speak to him if thou wouldst of a sea voyage, but speak not of anything directly for fear of perplexing him.
• This method, which to others will appear perplexing and unnecessary, her early hours, and custom, had made easy and pleasant to her.
• They are removed alike from the perplexing cares of want and from the distracting parade of wealth.
• Zmeskall is his resource in many of the small matters of every-day life, perplexing to him, but simple enough to the practical man.
• This is not exciting, this can be annoying, this can be common, this can be convincing, this can be perplexing, this can be repeating.
• At that moment she was laboring under a perplexing question that was not by any means a new one.
• Peter was an invalid, and the whole weight of the perplexing affairs of the failing firm fell upon the one who detested business, and counted every hour lost that he gave to it.
• There seems a woful contrast, very perplexing to faith, between the bright promise at the beginning and the history of the development in the future.

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