What is the meaning of the word 'confound'
Some sentence examples which use the word 'confound'
- A sudden rise in prices confounded the public.
- In 19th-century boys ' yarns, Rider Haggard 's heroes would use an exactly forecast eclipse to confound (literally) benighted savages.
- This can potentially confound the interpretation of the results, particularly in primary care where many of the patients first present with a problem.