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Verbos para Evocar Emociones - Verbos para provocar confusión

Aquí aprenderá algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a evocar confusión, como "baffle", "puzzle" y "stump".

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Categorized English Verbs of Evoking and Feeling Emotions
to confuse
[Verbo]

to make someone uncertain or unclear about something, causing them unable to understand it

confundir, desconcertar

confundir, desconcertar

Ex: The complex technical terms used in the confused the attendees .
to puzzle
[Verbo]

to confuse someone, often by presenting something mysterious or difficult to understand

confundir, desconcertar

confundir, desconcertar

Ex: The unusual markings on the puzzled archaeologists .
to baffle
[Verbo]

to confuse someone by making something difficult to understand or explain

confundir, desconcertar

confundir, desconcertar

Ex: The cryptic message left by the baffled the detectives .
to stump
[Verbo]

to puzzle or challenge someone, typically by presenting a question or problem that is difficult to answer or solve

dejar sin respuesta, desconcertar

dejar sin respuesta, desconcertar

Ex: The unexpected question from the stumped the job candidate .

to confuse someone, making it difficult for them to understand or think clearly

confundir

confundir

Ex: The unfamiliar confounded the elderly couple , leaving them unable to use their new device .

to confuse someone, leaving them uncertain

desconcertar, confundir

desconcertar, confundir

Ex: The rapid changes in the bewildered the meteorologists , making it hard to predict .
to mystify
[Verbo]

to puzzle someone by being mysterious or difficult to understand

misteriar, misteriosar

misteriar, misteriosar

Ex: The intricate plot of the mystified the readers , leaving them guessing until the end .
to bemuse
[Verbo]

to confuse someone, often by being difficult to understand

confundir

confundir

Ex: The contradictory statements from the bemused the reporters , making it difficult to discern the truth .
to flummox
[Verbo]

to completely confuse someone

despistar

despistar

Ex: The contradictory information provided by the flummoxed the detectives , hindering their investigation .
to nonplus
[Verbo]

to confuse someone to the point of being unable to proceed or respond

dejar perplejo, desconcertar

dejar perplejo, desconcertar

Ex: The sudden change in nonplussed the team , as they struggled to adapt .

to confuse someone, causing them to feel disoriented or unable to think clearly

desconcertar

desconcertar

Ex: The unfamiliar discombobulated the new employees , making it hard for them to adjust .
to boggle
[Verbo]

to overwhelm or astonish someone, especially with something difficult to comprehend or believe

asombrar, sorprender

asombrar, sorprender

Ex: The magnitude of the universe 's boggled his understanding .
to befog
[Verbo]

to make something unclear or confusing

confundir, turbinar

confundir, turbinar

Ex: The complex financial befogged the analysts , making it difficult to assess the company 's performance .
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