Adverb:

ਮਹਾਨ ਉਲਝਣ ਵਿੱਚ,

in great confusion's Usage Examples:

This resulted in great confusion, Lenin shrugged, laughed a little embarrassed, and refused.

killing and scalping, which occasioned an order for a halt, done in great confusion at last, but, as soon as those in the front knew what was doing in.

I looked towards the fort, and saw the whites were in great confusion, running wildly in every direction, some down the steep bank toward.

But the rest were driven back in great confusion.

1494-1506), resulting in great confusion.

two days before the beginning of the conclave, leaving his party in great confusion.

They fled and boarded the ships in great confusion in the retirement of the sailors get drunk and plundered several houses.

At that time, Okinawa Island was in great confusion; the last overlord of Tenson dynasty was assassinated by the powerful.

concealed behind Ottoman lines started to sound their bugles, and in great confusion some Ottoman units changed direction to face the sound.

landing was in chaos, having been made in pitch darkness which resulted in great confusion with units becoming mixed and officers unable to locate their position.

The French retired in great confusion, some to Fort Royal and some to Morne Grenier, a still higher hill.

introduction of temporal modifications of its forms would not result in great confusion; and I am much of that way of thinking yet.

the Central Imperial Capital, a city ruled by the Tentei, has been in great confusion.

Synonyms:

grandniece, niece,

Antonyms:

nephew, kinsman, great-nephew,