Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Perplex"

A: Perplex is a verb that means to be very confused. Perplexed isn’t something that you would use in everyday speech, only writing or if you are trying to speak somewhat fancily

A: Perplex means "confuse"

"You perplex me"

"It's perplexing, isn't it?"

"He was perplexed by her odd behavior"

A: @Metzkii "I could not solve the problem, I was totally perplexed ".

A: I am perplexed by this math homework.
She was very perplexed by the situation

A: "The riddle of the disappearing penguins perplexed him."

"He was perplexed because all the penguins had gone."

"It seems that the riddle of the penguins will remain a perplexing mystery."

A: Confuse: no thoughts, head empty. What's going on here?
Puzzle: person is trying to figure it out, like a puzzle. They need some time, but can probably figure it out.
Perplex: lots of puzzle pieces, but too much going on. This term is a little onomatopoeic, honestly. You start out following a thread (per), then BAM, MORE INFO (with the hard sound of the P in "plex").

A: They mean the same thing

A: When you perplex someone, they have absolutely no idea what's going on. "The complete change of heart perplexed her, since there was no obvious reason."

"Confuse" is more like, they have part of an idea, but not a full idea. It's a lack of a full understanding. "Despite the explanation, he was still confused."

A: Bewilder is stronger. It shocked and confused you, probably because you haven't seen it before.
Perplex is just a more advanced way to say confuse.

A: When you perplex someone, they have absolutely no idea what's going on. "The complete change of heart perplexed her, since there was no obvious reason."

"Confuse" is more like, they have part of an idea, but not a full idea. It's a lack of a full understanding. "Despite the explanation, he was still confused."

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