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All at sea: Meaning and Examples — Word Power 31

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Word Power 31: All at sea. Meaning: Confused or uncertain. Illustrated lesson with English examples and Hindi support.

All at sea

Word Power 31 · English idioms

Meaning

Confused or uncertain.

Usage

I'm all at sea with these new instructions.
Most of the students are at sea in English.

Your turn

Use “all at sea” in a sentence of your own. The original lesson image also includes Hindi support and illustrations.

A LITTLE PRACTICE

Now, give it a try.

Can you remember what “All at sea” means?

Take a moment. Then have a look at the answer.

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