Examples of 'confounds' in a sentence
Meaning of "confounds"
confound (verb): To cause surprise or confusion in someone, often by acting against their expectations
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of confound
- plural of confound
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Because she confounds the shame narrative.
And if he answers another it confounds his soul.
Dehydration confounds the assessment of brain atrophy.
Our love for them confounds reason.
This is problematic because it introduces potential confounds.
And in the taste confounds the appetite.
This fascination with iPhone colors confounds me.
Madonna once again confounds our expectations.
It confounds me that you and your vice president.
And we have to have no confounds in the experiments.
That it confounds me to think and curiously put together.
A modern medium who confounds the skeptics.
Dictee confounds expectations at every turn.
It mixes with real life and confounds it.
Or maybe she confounds you with a nun.
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The attempt and not the deed confounds us.
The incongruity confounds him to this day.
He confounds the low expectations others have of him.
Jerusalem enchants and confounds in equal measures.
We have to have random representative samples and no confounds.
Sight readily confounds similar letters and words.
So a good confession quite confounds the devil.
Seurat confounds painting with science.
Must be sin in me that so confounds my senses.
How she confounds the maxims of the world.
I do not know which confounds me more.
Walpole confounds the painter with his uncle.
Though there is one thing that still confounds me.
And each one confounds vice and sin.
The birds are delighted to have escaped the confounds of.
It still confounds me that you died.
Their sense of logic confounds you.
Confounds order to avoid negative consequences for future elections.
Coil went beyond the confounds of the road map.
Confounds thy fame as whirl winds shake fair buds.
Language confounds the image.
In humans there are clear confounds.
He confounds the wisdom of people.
Only one thing confounds.
One that confounds good and evil is an enemy to good.
Driving an electric vehicle always slightly confounds your expectations.
Trump confounds his enemies.
This is how relativity confounds us.
This confounds the enemy.
Your goodness confounds me.
Holy charity confounds all diabolical and carnal temptations.
List of genetic confounds.
She confounds us all.
List of familial confounds.
It confounds his undertakings.
