confound in Spanish
confound in Spanish is confundir, barahustar, barajustar — confound means to completely puzzle or baffle someone.
confound in Spanish
What does "confound" mean?
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verb To completely puzzle or baffle someone.
"The magician's trick confounded the entire audience."
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verb To mix up or fail to distinguish between two things.
"It's easy to confound correlation with causation in statistics."
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verb To defeat or ruin someone's plans.
"Her clever counter-argument confounded his whole strategy."
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noun In statistics, a variable that distorts the apparent relationship between two other variables (a "confounding variable").
"Age turned out to be a confound the researchers hadn't controlled for."
confound in a sentence
- The magician's trick confounded the entire audience.
- Economists were confounded by the sudden market crash.
- It's easy to confound correlation with causation in statistics.
- Her clever counter-argument confounded his whole strategy.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "confound" in Spanish?
"confound" in Spanish is confundir, barahustar, barajustar. confound means: To completely puzzle or baffle someone.
How do you use "confound" in a sentence?
Example: "The magician's trick confounded the entire audience." In Spanish, "confound" is confundir, barahustar, barajustar.
Are there other ways to say "confound" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 5 translations listed for "confound": confundir, barahustar, barajustar, baraustar, empeorar.