Definition of perplexing in English:

perplexing

adjective pəˈplɛksɪŋpərˈplɛksɪŋ

Completely baffling; very puzzling.
a perplexing problem
Example sentencesExamples
- The programme which was apparently enclosed with that letter is a perplexing document.
- These perplexing documents simply refuse to give up their secrets.
- We made the perplexing discovery that no-one had ever asked them.
- There are many other perplexing questions that arise from this incident.
- The role of the judge advocate is a perplexing one.
- The only perplexing thing is the lighting.
- The criminal population constitute a perplexing human problem.
- The choice to invert his moniker is a perplexing one.
- This has been a perplexing development through two games.
- Religious divisions posed a no less perplexing problem for the regent.
- On War is widely regarded as a perplexing text.
- Others may present some of the most perplexing problems imaginable.
- For a former baseball player, it is a most perplexing problem.
- Instead, we are confronted with definitive declarations, even regarding the most perplexing of texts.
- It means he is still a vital lyricist, a mesmerising performer and a perplexing human being.
- It is perhaps the single most perplexing problem of postmodernity.
- France, as usual, is the most perplexing, but also the most rewarding, wine country to buy from.
- How he plans to get it with the Daily News is an even more perplexing question.
- The purpose of the following discussion is to explore some of the perplexing aspects of contemporary monetary analysis.
- To many in the industry, including enthusiasts, this was a perplexing statement.

Derivatives

perplexingly

adverb

In practice, the biographer has to choose not between lively and dull, but more subtly and perplexingly, between candid and glib.
Example sentencesExamples
- But then, perplexingly the great animals died off.
- But perplexingly, for most species, speckling patterns are often found to do a very poor job of helping eggs to blend in.
- Most perplexingly, how has this blinding intolerance become so ‘normal’ that such questions are not even asked?
- This is done usually at the behest of central bankers who are still somewhat perplexingly attached to strong currencies at all costs.

Definition of perplexing in US English:

perplexing

adjectivepərˈpleksiNGpərˈplɛksɪŋ

Completely baffling; very puzzling.
a perplexing problem
Example sentencesExamples
- The criminal population constitute a perplexing human problem.
- The choice to invert his moniker is a perplexing one.
- The programme which was apparently enclosed with that letter is a perplexing document.
- The role of the judge advocate is a perplexing one.
- It means he is still a vital lyricist, a mesmerising performer and a perplexing human being.
- For a former baseball player, it is a most perplexing problem.
- Instead, we are confronted with definitive declarations, even regarding the most perplexing of texts.
- France, as usual, is the most perplexing, but also the most rewarding, wine country to buy from.
- We made the perplexing discovery that no-one had ever asked them.
- The only perplexing thing is the lighting.
- Religious divisions posed a no less perplexing problem for the regent.
- This has been a perplexing development through two games.
- There are many other perplexing questions that arise from this incident.
- The purpose of the following discussion is to explore some of the perplexing aspects of contemporary monetary analysis.
- Others may present some of the most perplexing problems imaginable.
- To many in the industry, including enthusiasts, this was a perplexing statement.
- How he plans to get it with the Daily News is an even more perplexing question.
- These perplexing documents simply refuse to give up their secrets.
- On War is widely regarded as a perplexing text.
- It is perhaps the single most perplexing problem of postmodernity.

单词	perplexing
释义	Definition of perplexing in English: perplexing adjective pəˈplɛksɪŋpərˈplɛksɪŋ Completely baffling; very puzzling. a perplexing problem Example sentencesExamples The programme which was apparently enclosed with that letter is a perplexing document. These perplexing documents simply refuse to give up their secrets. We made the perplexing discovery that no-one had ever asked them. There are many other perplexing questions that arise from this incident. The role of the judge advocate is a perplexing one. The only perplexing thing is the lighting. The criminal population constitute a perplexing human problem. The choice to invert his moniker is a perplexing one. This has been a perplexing development through two games. Religious divisions posed a no less perplexing problem for the regent. On War is widely regarded as a perplexing text. Others may present some of the most perplexing problems imaginable. For a former baseball player, it is a most perplexing problem. Instead, we are confronted with definitive declarations, even regarding the most perplexing of texts. It means he is still a vital lyricist, a mesmerising performer and a perplexing human being. It is perhaps the single most perplexing problem of postmodernity. France, as usual, is the most perplexing, but also the most rewarding, wine country to buy from. How he plans to get it with the Daily News is an even more perplexing question. The purpose of the following discussion is to explore some of the perplexing aspects of contemporary monetary analysis. To many in the industry, including enthusiasts, this was a perplexing statement. Derivatives perplexingly adverb In practice, the biographer has to choose not between lively and dull, but more subtly and perplexingly, between candid and glib. Example sentencesExamples But then, perplexingly the great animals died off. But perplexingly, for most species, speckling patterns are often found to do a very poor job of helping eggs to blend in. Most perplexingly, how has this blinding intolerance become so ‘normal’ that such questions are not even asked? This is done usually at the behest of central bankers who are still somewhat perplexingly attached to strong currencies at all costs. Definition of perplexing in US English: perplexing adjectivepərˈpleksiNGpərˈplɛksɪŋ Completely baffling; very puzzling. a perplexing problem Example sentencesExamples The criminal population constitute a perplexing human problem. The choice to invert his moniker is a perplexing one. The programme which was apparently enclosed with that letter is a perplexing document. The role of the judge advocate is a perplexing one. It means he is still a vital lyricist, a mesmerising performer and a perplexing human being. For a former baseball player, it is a most perplexing problem. Instead, we are confronted with definitive declarations, even regarding the most perplexing of texts. France, as usual, is the most perplexing, but also the most rewarding, wine country to buy from. We made the perplexing discovery that no-one had ever asked them. The only perplexing thing is the lighting. Religious divisions posed a no less perplexing problem for the regent. This has been a perplexing development through two games. There are many other perplexing questions that arise from this incident. The purpose of the following discussion is to explore some of the perplexing aspects of contemporary monetary analysis. Others may present some of the most perplexing problems imaginable. To many in the industry, including enthusiasts, this was a perplexing statement. How he plans to get it with the Daily News is an even more perplexing question. These perplexing documents simply refuse to give up their secrets. On War is widely regarded as a perplexing text. It is perhaps the single most perplexing problem of postmodernity.
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