easily confuse
Frequency: 8.530.1 per million words
Used when two things are often mistaken for each other.
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Examples (10)
- You can easily confuse the two paintings.
- Because they are identical twins, people easily confuse them.
- The similar-sounding terms can easily confuse students new to the subject.
- He easily confused the street names in the unfamiliar city.
- Their names are so alike that they are easily confused.
- Without clear labels, one might easily confuse the sugar with the salt.
- I'm worried that the new intern will easily confuse the client files.
- Don't you think a reader could easily confuse the two main characters?
- The novel's intricate plot can easily confuse anyone who isn't paying close attention.
- Be careful, as you could easily confuse this harmless plant with its poisonous look-alike.