Synonyms

1. confound

Sentence Examples

1. Now, Cam strained to confuse the five people in the sports shop for the few minutes necessary to go behind the counter, pick up a plastic bag, and then stuff it full of extra-large tracksuits and t-shirts.
2. Our experts will diffuse and confuse any reports that do not fit the story.
3. Instead he chewed his lip until he could mouth the words with which he had decided to lead, before Milly could stun and confuse him with accusations.
4. She stood stunned for a moment before recalling that Ruaidhri had once explained that those blessed with an attunement to vocal magic could scream with enough intensity to disorient and confuse the enemy.
5. They will do whatever we think is necessary to confuse the pursuit.
6. There were also secret drawers, designed to confuse thieves.
7. I must not confuse them with experiences which will have to rest on my own observation, or my memory of them.
8. Elton had only drunk wine enough to elevate his spirits, not at all to confuse his intellects.
9. And remember, I said as I entered this city, I could disguise my aura and confuse my foes for a short period of time?
10. The impulses displace stored images, and cause the subject to confuse short and long term memories.