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Italian word
confusione
confusion; noise and disorder; a mess
Looks like
confusion
a state of uncertainty or disorder
⚠️ The trap
In Italian 'fare confusione' does not only mean to be mentally confused — it often means to make noise or a mess. 'I bambini fanno confusione' = the children are making a racket/mess, not 'the children are confused'.
To say "a state of uncertainty or disorder" in Italian:
confusione (near-equivalent, with extra noise meaning)
"confusione" in English means:
confusion; noise and disorder; a mess
Example
"Non fare confusione — stai zitto un momento!"
"Stop making a racket — be quiet for a moment!"
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