I didn't know what to make of it

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I didn't know what to make of it

It's a very natural way to express confusion or uncertainty, especially when a situation is unusual, surprising, or difficult to understand.

Example:

 Imagine you've just finished a job interview.

You think it went reasonably well. You answered the questions, had a pleasant conversation, and felt quite confident.

But just before you leave, the interviewer says:

“Well, that was certainly an interesting interview.”

And that's it.

You walk out wondering:

“Interesting in a good way? Or interesting in a bad way?”

Later, your friend asks how it went.

You say:

“Honestly, I'm not sure. The interviewer said it was interesting, but I didn't know what to make of that.”