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Comparative for consisting of different qualities or elements
“With a head full of mixed-up thoughts, and a heart full of mixed-up feelings, it's time to relax with some mixed-up greens.”
Comparative for filled with confusion or bewilderment
“The students were completely mixed-up after the teacher changed the lesson plan at the last minute.”
Comparative for emotionally disconnected, unsettled, or poorly adapted
“After losing his job, John felt mixed-up and unsure about his future.”
Comparative for excessively decorated
Comparative for being in a confused or chaotic mess
Comparative for lacking a coherent or logical sequence or connection
Comparative for complex or complicated in nature
Comparative for implicated in an affair or issue
Comparative for unable to be separated or treated separately
Comparative for showing inadequate or faulty adaptation to a new situation
Comparative for not properly or sympathetically understood
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