confuse
Example Sentences
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The first wave of customers will probably have to be very patient and not that worried about privacy with human operators remotely controlling it when the bot gets confused.
From BBC
Sassounian, for his part, doesn’t think there’s any risk the two California Couriers would ever be confused with each other.
From Los Angeles Times
Overlapping authority has more broadly created a burdensome and confusing regulatory environment that drives up costs.
"We have come here with broken hearts and confused minds, with so many questions. Why death in the bloom of youth, and why like this?" said the priest.
From Barron's
Companies sell decoys, which trail planes or ships, sometimes looking like a missile, and emit signals to confuse adversaries into targeting it instead of its mother ship.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
