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confuse
verb as in bewilder someone
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The Dodgers won a game in which a confusing play at the center-field wall resulted in an inning-ending double play that cost them a run — and very likely more.
For example, if it confuses two similar looking items, like a blue denim jacket and a navy shirt, she will correct the model.
I think it’s confusing for kids who grow up a certain way, and their parents are like, “You can’t have a cappuccino.”
When the stock market finally crashed in October, Glass said it was because the market had confused traditional banking and stock trading.
The jeweller was "totally confused" when she read the comment and replied explaining that the customer was mistaken.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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