WordNet
n. a mental state characterized by a lack of clear and orderly thought and behavior; "a confusion of impressions" [syn: confusion, confusedness, disarray]
Usage examples of "mental confusion".
For the first minutes you will feel yourself stimulated, more determined than ever to resist: but then will come somewhat severe headaches, dizziness, nausea, inability to relax and a state of some mental confusion -- the dose, of course, will be repeated.
The Boss was not going to admit to an entire fleet that he was afflicted with mental confusion, nor were his immediate subordinates, nor his highly skilled combat programmers.
I thank you for the offer to take charge, and I welcome your advice and assistance, but I am not psychologically distressed, and my mental confusion is at a similar level to that at which I normally operate.
Dizziness, nausea, that same mental confusion which had left Harry so helpless on the road below Le Manse Madonie the previous afternoon, struck again!
But his mental confusion and the weariness it produced obfuscated, so that while he was aware of the passage of time and of forces mobilizing against him, still he felt incapable of rising above and proceeding beyond his personal miasma.
If it is more than mental confusion on our part, I'm absolutely positive that they aren't aware of it themselves.
In the shock of the moment and the mental confusion that followed, the desperate need to deceive their enemies had pushed all other thoughts aside.
The ordinary reader might well exclaim that such statements exhibit symptoms of mental confusion.
Injury, disease or the mental confusion immediately following birth could cause the parent to lose balance, roll on to its side, stop and die.
Superstition, my lord, is the cause of much of the mental confusion among the lower classes.