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How do you turn confuse from verb to noun?

"Confuse" is already a noun!

It means: a state of being puzzled or uncertain.

For example:

* "The instructions were so confusing, I was in a state of complete confuse."

However, if you want to express the act of confusing someone, you can use these noun forms:

* Confusion: This is the most common noun form, emphasizing the state of being confused.

* Confusement: This is a less common but valid noun form, also emphasizing the state of being confused.

* Confusing: This is an adjective, but it can sometimes be used as a noun, especially in informal contexts, to refer to something that causes confusion.

Here are some examples:

* "The sudden change in plans caused a lot of confusion."

* "His speech was full of confusement."

* "The instructions were a total confusing."

Note: Using "confusing" as a noun is not as grammatically correct as "confusion" or "confusement," but it's still understandable in casual conversation.

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