confuse
verbDivide confuse into syllables:
con · fuse
How to pronounce confuse:
Definition of confuse:
- confuse (verb):
- mistake one thing for another.
- to disturb in mind or purpose throw off
- to fail to distinguish between one thing and another
Synonyms for confuse:
addle
baffle
bamboozle
beat
befog
befuddle
bemuse
bewilder
blur
bother
buffalo
confound
discombobulate
disorient
disturb
embarrass
flummox
fluster
fox
fuddle
get
gravel
jumble
maze
misidentify
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