1. confused or disorganized situations
Usage: plural

1. to make something confused or unclear
Usage: third person singular present
2. to think or act in a confused way
Usage: third person singular present

Examples

• She always muddles the instructions when explaining the game.
• The new system muddles the filing process even more.
• He muddles through his presentations without proper preparation.
• The politician muddles his responses during interviews.
• These financial muddles need to be sorted out immediately.
• The office is full of administrative muddles.
• Legal muddles often take years to resolve.