Confound (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: carol m, defeat, stun, puzzle, confuse right and wrong, damn, abash, cause to be ashamed, frustrate, cause, amaze, mix up, make, black beauty chapter 232, letter to lord clarendon, make something worse, do, thwart, fail to see the difference, confuse, bring, fail, date and author unknown, bring to ruination, god save the queen, lord

Conjugation of confound

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they
Present Simple
confound
confound
confounds
confound
confound
confound
Future Simple
will confound
will confound
will confound
will confound
will confound
will confound
Past Simple
confounded
confounded
confounded
confounded
confounded
confounded
Conditional Simple
would confound
would confound
would confound
would confound
would confound
would confound
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am confounding
are confounding
is confounding
are confounding
are confounding
are confounding
Future Progressive
will be confounding
will be confounding
will be confounding
will be confounding
will be confounding
will be confounding
Past Progressive
was confounding
were confounding
was confounding
were confounding
were confounding
were confounding
Conditional Progressive
would be confounding
would be confounding
would be confounding
would be confounding
would be confounding
would be confounding
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have confounded
have confounded
has confounded
have confounded
have confounded
have confounded
Future Perfect
will have confounded
will have confounded
will have confounded
will have confounded
will have confounded
will have confounded
Past Perfect
had confounded
had confounded
had confounded
had confounded
had confounded
had confounded
Conditional Perfect
would have confounded
would have confounded
would have confounded
would have confounded
would have confounded
would have confounded
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been confounding
have been confounding
has been confounding
have been confounding
have been confounding
have been confounding
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been confounding
will have been confounding
will have been confounding
will have been confounding
will have been confounding
will have been confounding
Past Perfect Progressive
had been confounding
had been confounding
had been confounding
had been confounding
had been confounding
had been confounding
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been confounding
would have been confounding
would have been confounding
would have been confounding
would have been confounding
would have been confounding

Examples of confound

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"God hath chosen the foolish things of the world..." "...to confound the wise."
"Let us go and confound their language, "that they won't understand each other's speech.
"Let us go down and confound their language that they may not understand one another's speech. "
"May Thy mighty angel confound them and put them to flight.
"and appall the free, confound the ignorant,
"God hath chosen the foolish things of the world..." "...to confound the wise."
"Let us go and confound their language, "that they won't understand each other's speech.
"Let us go down and confound their language that they may not understand one another's speech. "
"May Thy mighty angel confound them and put them to flight.
"and appall the free, confound the ignorant,
- But God confounds the sinful.
- That's what confounds the media.
- confounds order to avoid negative consequences for future elections.
A simple enough command, and yet it confounds you.
According to Harlan, the variance between Keck and his colleagues cannot be explained away by known confounds.
- But God confounds the sinful.
- That's what confounds the media.
- confounds order to avoid negative consequences for future elections.
A simple enough command, and yet it confounds you.
According to Harlan, the variance between Keck and his colleagues cannot be explained away by known confounds.
"But he's a simple man, and is himself confounded."
"Death due to exhaustion, confounded by constipation."
"Don't be confounded, dear, he's a celebrity."
"She smelt the baby's bloodied head. "And love confounded her."
"The confounded and contradictory souls sit comical, tragical, in their worn-out hides".
... Making such a confounding racquet.
...that those figures do compare favorably with first-quarter productivity... though confounding expectations of labor costs...
A feat astounding, confounding, and pretty near impossible...
Acrobats from the Orient... who contort themselves in the most confounding manners.
And yet she has never seen anything quite as terrifying nor as confounding as a child's birthday party.
"But he's a simple man, and is himself confounded."
"Death due to exhaustion, confounded by constipation."
"Don't be confounded, dear, he's a celebrity."
"She smelt the baby's bloodied head. "And love confounded her."
"The confounded and contradictory souls sit comical, tragical, in their worn-out hides".
... Making such a confounding racquet.
...that those figures do compare favorably with first-quarter productivity... though confounding expectations of labor costs...
A feat astounding, confounding, and pretty near impossible...
Acrobats from the Orient... who contort themselves in the most confounding manners.
And yet she has never seen anything quite as terrifying nor as confounding as a child's birthday party.

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