thought-mixing
nounUK /ˈθɔːt ˌmɪksɪŋ/
US /ˈθɔːt ˌmɪksɪŋ/
When your thoughts get all jumbled up and feel mixed together.
After a long day, she felt thought-mixing and could not focus on her homework.
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2. A symptom where a person cannot tell their own thoughts apart from outside voices or ideas.
The doctor noted thought-mixing when the patient said the radio was putting ideas in his head.
3. The blending of ideas from different people during a group discussion.
The brainstorm led to thought-mixing, and soon everyone was building on each other's ideas.
4. A confused state caused by trying to do too many mental tasks at once.
Multitasking all morning left him in a state of thought-mixing.