Difference between Confused and Befogged

CONFUSED vs BEFOGGED: ADJECTIVE

Mentally confused; unable to think with clarity or act intelligently
Lacking orderly continuity
Thrown into a state of disarray or confusion
Perplexed by many conflicting situations or statements; filled with bewilderment
Being unable to think with clarity or act with understanding and intelligence.
Lacking logical order or sense.
Chaotic; jumbled.
Same as confounded.
Having lost your bearings; confused as to time or place or personal identity
Having lost one's bearings physically or mentally.
Not marked by fine distinctions.
Causing bafflement and confusion.
Chaotic, jumbled or muddled
Making no sense; illogical
Embarrassed
Thrown into disorder.

Mentally confused
Having lost your bearings
Filled with bewilderment
Lacking orderly arrangement of parts; involved; disordered.
In entomology, tending to become united in one mass, as parts of a jointed organ: as, antennæ with confused outer joints.
In logic, indistinct: applied especially to an idea whose parts are not clearly distinguished. See clear, a., 6, and distinct.
Perplexed; embarrassed; disconcerted.
Synonyms Indiscriminate, indistinct, intricate, deranged.
Mystified, bewildered, flurried, abashed, discomposed, agitated, mortified.

Disorganized, Stunned, Confounded, Upset, Stupefied, Garbled, Incoherent, Dazed, Muddled, Disoriented, Bemused, Baffled, Befuddled, Bewildered, Perplexed

Hyperbolized, Enervated, Deadening, Transmutes, Tinctured, Raddled, Ossifying, Stultified, Literalized, Fuddled, Overdetermined, Addled, Narcotized, Befuddled, Confused

Disorganized, Stunned, Confounded, Upset, Stupefied, Garbled, Incoherent, Dazed, Muddled, Disoriented, Bemused, Baffled, Befuddled, Bewildered, Perplexed

Hyperbolized, Enervated, Deadening, Transmutes, Tinctured, Raddled, Ossifying, Stultified, Literalized, Fuddled, Overdetermined, Addled, Narcotized, Befuddled, Confused

Yes, I have confused my meaning a bit.
Ask for an explanation if confused about anything.
And how it left me feeling so confused.
These should not be confused with bottle openers.
From an orderly council or a confused multitude?
Still confused about applying without a test score?
Colton reported that he sounded confused and distraught.
Sounds that are easily confused and letter shapes that are easily confused are widely separated in this order of introduction.
When it is complete, they are confused, but they are unable to indicate what confused them.
Among common personally suppositing terms, Ockham then distinguishes between determinate, merely confused and confused distributive supposition.

The old leaders whose minds were spiritually befogged must be replaced by men to whom God could speak His messages of truth and wisdom.