perplexion
/pəˈplɛkʃn/noun
The state or condition of being perplexed, perplexity; an instance of this.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in Mary Magdalene. From post-classical Latin perplexion-, perplexio state or condition or being perplexed from classical Latin perplexus + -iō. Compare Middle French perplexion suffering.