confuse

to confuse black and white

to confuse Mr. A with Mr. B

a lot of people confuse a stroke with a heart attack.

purchasers might confuse the two products.

We tried to confuse the enemy.

I was confused by all the noise.

confused effusiveness with affection.

a confused set of instructions.

hazy, fluffy thinking that only confused the matter.

if you're confused, join the club!.

the confused information supplied by authorities.

the sound of a sort of confused hammering and shouting.

he confused introspection with womanish indecision.

heavy traffic that confused the novice driver;

a confused mass of papers on the floor.

The cook's helper slung the peeled potatoes into a huge enamel pot. See also Synonyms at confuse

George paused, momentarily confused.

Asteroids are also called minor planets, not to be confused with dwarf planets like Pluto.

Those are the meteors, not to be confused with meteoroids or meteorites.

But none of them should be confused with beauty itself.

And I think he must be confused.

They just were completely confused by it.

So just remember don't confuse the two.

Sometimes you may be confused with your feelings.

Must and have to always confuse English students.

As you sit here, confused, let's look up again.

Lots of people do get confused by these two vowels.