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In Sesotho, "shubedisa" means to confuse or to perplex someone. It is a verb that describes the action of causing someone to be unsure or puzzled about a situation or topic. The word "shubedisa" is commonly used in conversations to convey the idea of creating a sense of confusion or uncertainty.

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