perplexed
PERPLEXED
(Of things) turbarus: conturbatus: perturbatus (put or thrown into disorder; conturbatus and perturbatus also = confounded): confusus (out of order; then also = confounded); (The words are found in this connection and order.) conturbatus et confusus: inconditus (not PROP. arranged): impeditus (difficult not easily to be unravelled as it were etc.): perplexus (unintelligible obscure intricate): a perplexed speech oratio confusa; sermo perplexus: a perplexed and intricate affair res impedita contorta difficilis; (The words are found in this connection and order.) difficilis et contorta.
(Of persons) perturbatus: (animo) consternatus (beside one’s self put out of one’s way): (animo) confusus (disturbed): commotus: permotus (agitated): percussus (shaken): perterritus (violently frightened): perplexed in one’s head (mind) mente turbata: my head is quite perplexed sum animo conturbato et incerto: to make anybody perplexed alicujus mentem turbare (of the understanding): alicujus animum confundere (of the mind the courage etc.): aliquem conturbare or perturbare (to confuse anybody): to become perplexed mente turbari (to become perplexed in one’s head): memoria turbari: memoria alicujus confunditur (anybody’s recollection becomes perplexed).
(Of things) turbarus: conturbatus: perturbatus (put or thrown into disorder; conturbatus and perturbatus also = confounded): confusus (out of order; then also = confounded); (The words are found in this connection and order.) conturbatus et confusus: inconditus (not PROP. arranged): impeditus (difficult not easily to be unravelled as it were etc.): perplexus (unintelligible obscure intricate): a perplexed speech oratio confusa; sermo perplexus: a perplexed and intricate affair res impedita contorta difficilis; (The words are found in this connection and order.) difficilis et contorta.
(Of persons) perturbatus: (animo) consternatus (beside one’s self put out of one’s way): (animo) confusus (disturbed): commotus: permotus (agitated): percussus (shaken): perterritus (violently frightened): perplexed in one’s head (mind) mente turbata: my head is quite perplexed sum animo conturbato et incerto: to make anybody perplexed alicujus mentem turbare (of the understanding): alicujus animum confundere (of the mind the courage etc.): aliquem conturbare or perturbare (to confuse anybody): to become perplexed mente turbari (to become perplexed in one’s head): memoria turbari: memoria alicujus confunditur (anybody’s recollection becomes perplexed).
perplexed (part. and adj.):
I. Of things, intricate, confused: contortus, implĭcātus, etc.: v.INTRICATE .
II. Of the mind, in a state of perplexity:
1. dŭbius (oft. with animi, sententiae): v.DOUBTFUL .
2. anxius (denoting distress of mind as well as doubt): p. with cares, a. curis, Ov. M. 9, 275: Cic.: v.ANXIOUS .
3. suspensus (in a state of anxious uncertainty): p. by more serious concerns, s. curis majoribus, Cic. Ph. 7, init.: v.SUSPENSE . To be p.'d, aestuare, haerēre, etc.: v. TO PERPLEX (3); HESITATE .
I. Of things, intricate, confused: contortus, implĭcātus, etc.: v.
II. Of the mind, in a state of perplexity:
1. dŭbius (oft. with animi, sententiae): v.
2. anxius (denoting distress of mind as well as doubt): p. with cares, a. curis, Ov. M. 9, 275: Cic.: v.
3. suspensus (in a state of anxious uncertainty): p. by more serious concerns, s. curis majoribus, Cic. Ph. 7, init.: v.