Adjective:

వెఱ్ఱి, ఆశ్చర్యపోయాడు, అల్లరి, డిష్రోనర్,

confounded's Usage Examples:

because of the day of trial! Balaam, the wisest among the Gentiles, was confounded at the reproof of his ass.

Another current limitation is the actual experimental setup: taking measurements using both modalities at once yields inferior signals, but the alternative of measuring each modality separately is confounded by trial-to-trial variability.

Completely out of his element, Ted is confounded by blizzards, thin ice, foxes, skunks, grizzly bears, an intimidating, crusty old mountain man named James Thunder Jack Johnson (Coburn), and the aggressive, defiant lead dog, Demon.

Path Tracing is confounded by optical phenomena not contained in the three principles.

possessed concerning them some writers have confounded them greatly while hagiologists are unable to agree as to their number or identity.

their trails - the Wickquasgeck - was given to the people so another conflation by white settlers further confounded their identity, when they were mistakenly.

The recovery, which surprised and confounded many doctors close to Baxter, marked the first time that a player had returned to the field of play after such a devastating injury.

In popular use it is often confounded with the related concept of the astral body as for example in the term astral projection - the early Theosophists.

colony-forming units as a proxy measure of bacterial viability, it can be confounded by antibacterial agents which cause aggregation of bacterial cells.

Electronic textiles or e-textiles (often confounded with smart textiles) are fabrics that enable digital components such as a battery and a light (including.

confounded Rum they ever stink" - Navy chaplain calls "most" Newfoundlanders "sottish," "frightful" and "in a willing Banishment" "DesBarres, Joseph Frederick.

The flashback to 1993 seems a bit odd, but this is a good example of a story that doesn't overly rely on set pieces and confounded expectations for its success.

Kleiber expected to find an exponent of 2⁄3 (for reasons explained below), and was confounded by the exponent of 3⁄4 he discovered.

Synonyms:

lost, mixed-up, at sea, bemused, bewildered, baffled, confused, mazed, perplexed, befuddled,

Antonyms:

oriented, organized, coherent, clearheaded, unperplexed,