Significados de confound with en inglés

For one, she had that intuition for the main chance which shallow people confound with practical judgment.

One very specious objection is made as regards feudalism, which some clear-minded people obstinately confound with chivalry.

It was a bone no man, however ignorant, however lying, could confound with those of sheep or oxen.

It was the shout of a Redskin, which no Tenderfoot would confound with the cry of a wild beast.

These devotions we should be careful not to confound with a thing very differently known as devotion-toGod Himself.

Let no one, then, confound with the principles of this social nonconformity the acerbity and the disagreeable self-assertion of those who first display it.

They seem to be very like that theism or natural religion, which Christians profess to confound with atheism or irreligion which is their exact opposite.

We find there, pondweed (potamogeton), chara, and cats'-tail three feet high, which it is difficult not to confound with the Typha angustifolia of our marshes.

Any apparent effect appears to be largely confounded with increased contributor number.

The spirit of sedition was confounded with the spirit of the Revolution.

These terms should not be confounded with the mysterious and the incomprehensible.

The babbling of the infant is not to be confounded with this.

He has been confounded with his illustrious predecessor of the same name.

Sadhu-Nanaka must not be confounded with Guru-Nanaka, a leader of the Sikhs.

And Racine he confounded with his offspring of pretentiously introspective Parisian psychologists.

But this effect must not be confounded with newspaper power and influence.