Macbeth 2.3 Word Nerd: Confusion

The video tutorial explores the evolution of the term 'confusion'. Initially, it meant to mix or jumble things together. Over time, it gained a figurative sense, implying perplexity or disorganization, which is how it is commonly used today. In Shakespeare's era, however, the term often carried a stronger connotation of chaos or destruction.

What does the term 'confusion' mean in a literal sense?

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How was the term 'confusion' used in Shakespeare's day?

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What is the figurative sense of 'confusion' as mentioned in the text?

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In what way does the modern usage of 'confusion' differ from its historical connotation?

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What stronger connotation did 'confusion' have in Shakespeare's time?

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