Synonyms for Confusion:

• n.

  •Pandora's box (noun)
  • snake the grass,
  • pandora-box,
  • hornet nest,
  • pandoras-box,
  • can worms,
  • hornets nest,
  • pandora box,
  • snake grass,
  • pandora's-box,
  • pandoras box.
  •
  • pain,
  • squalor.
  •
  • tumble,
  • disorderedness,
  • muss.
  •act (noun)
  • confusion.
  •ado (noun)
  • TODO,
  • travails,
  • travail.
  •agitation (noun)
  • discomposure,
  • maelstrom.
  •alarm (noun)
  • dismay.
  •amazement (noun)
  • stupefaction,
  • marvel,
  • confoundment,
  • wonder,
  • something else,
  • one for the books,
  • one for the book.
  •ambiguity (noun)
  • ambiguity.
  •anarchy (noun)
  • mob rules,
  • nongovernments,
  • re-volutions,
  • dis-regards,
  • dis regard,
  • non government,
  • non governments,
  • re volutions,
  • non-governments,
  • re-volution,
  • non-government,
  • re volution,
  • reign terror,
  • dis-regard,
  • dis regards.
  •astonishment (noun)
  • astoundments,
  • dumbfoundments.
  •bedlam (noun)
  • dis quiets,
  • dis quietude,
  • dis quietudes,
  • dis-quietude,
  • dis-quietudes,
  • dis quiet,
  • dis-quiet,
  • dis-quiets.
  •bewilderment (noun)
  • be wilderments,
  • dis-orientation,
  • bafflements,
  • be wilderment,
  • dis-orientations,
  • dis orientation,
  • sur-prises,
  • be-wilderment,
  • sur prises,
  • dis orientations,
  • sur prise,
  • sur-prise,
  • be-wilderments.
  •brain-teaser (noun)
  • riddle.
  •clutter (noun)
  • un tidiness,
  • un-tidinesses,
  • un-tidiness,
  • un tidinesses.
  •commotion (noun)
  • up-risings,
  • re volt,
  • hell broke looses,
  • big scenes,
  • up risings,
  • out-cry,
  • up-set,
  • big stinks,
  • out cries,
  • up-turns,
  • re-volt,
  • out-cries,
  • up-rising,
  • up-turn,
  • out cry,
  • up turns,
  • up rising,
  • up sets,
  • up-sets,
  • re volts,
  • re-volts.
  •confusedness (noun)
  • muddinesses.
  •confusion (noun)
  • disarray,
  • mental confusion,
  • mix up,
  • discombobulation.
  •consternation (noun)
  • muddlements,
  • trepidities.
  •culture shock (noun)
  • culture-shock.
  •demoralization (noun)
  • intimidation,
  • Subdual.
  •destruction (noun)
  • devastation.
  •devastation (noun)
  • de predation,
  • de-foliations,
  • de foliation,
  • de foliations,
  • de-predation,
  • de solations,
  • defoliations,
  • de predations,
  • de-solation,
  • de-foliation,
  • de-predations,
  • de-solations,
  • de solation.
  •din (noun)
  • boisterousnesses,
  • stridencies,
  • tintamarres,
  • hoo ha.
  •disarrangement (noun)
  • dis arrangement,
  • dis-arrangement,
  • dis-arrangements,
  • dis arrangements.
  •disaster area (noun)
  • disaster relief areas,
  • path destruction,
  • disaster-area,
  • storm centers,
  • area devastation,
  • earthquake zones,
  • emergency areas,
  • crisis zones,
  • flood zones,
  • scene destruction.
  •discomfiture (noun)
  • disconcertion,
  • disconcertment.
  •discomposure (noun)
  • dis composure,
  • dis-composure,
  • dis-composures,
  • dis composures.
  •dislocation (noun)
  • luxation,
  • Disarticulation.
  •disorder (noun)
  • disorderliness,
  • fuzziness,
  • obscurity,
  • disconnectedness,
  • formlessness,
  • deformity,
  • indefiniteness,
  • derangement,
  • irregularity,
  • disintegration,
  • chaos,
  • dishevel,
  • insanity,
  • incoherence,
  • inconsistency,
  • inchoateness,
  • laxity,
  • looseness,
  • entropy,
  • amorphousness,
  • frenzy,
  • indistinctness,
  • turbulence,
  • inexactness,
  • disarrangement,
  • unevenness,
  • tumult,
  • shapelessness.
  •disorderedness (noun)
  • dis orderedness,
  • dis-orderedness,
  • dis-orderednesses,
  • dis orderednesses.
  •disorderliness (noun)
  • dis orderlinesses,
  • unkemptnesses,
  • dis-orderlinesses,
  • dis-orderliness,
  • dis orderliness.
  •disorganization (noun)
  • in coherences,
  • dis unions,
  • dis solution,
  • foul-ups,
  • in-coherence,
  • foulups,
  • dis-organization,
  • dis-jointednesses,
  • dis-jointedness,
  • dis organization,
  • in coherence,
  • un connectednesses,
  • screw ups,
  • unconnectednesses,
  • un-connectedness,
  • in-coherences,
  • un connectedness,
  • un-connectednesses,
  • dis jointedness,
  • dis-solution,
  • dis-union,
  • unholy messes,
  • dis-organizations,
  • screw-ups,
  • dis organizations,
  • disjointednesses,
  • dis union,
  • dis-unions,
  • dis-solutions,
  • dis solutions,
  • foul ups,
  • dis jointednesses.
  •disorientation (noun)
  • fluster,
  • mixup mystification,
  • Disarranging,
  • Discomfiting,
  • pother,
  • disturbing,
  • agitation,
  • Embroiling,
  • bewilderment,
  • unsettling,
  • Abashing,
  • Addling,
  • Tangling,
  • embarrassing,
  • bemusement,
  • Cluttering,
  • befuddling,
  • Blurring,
  • Obscuring,
  • perplexity,
  • perplexing,
  • confounding,
  • puzzlement,
  • stirring up,
  • dumbfounding,
  • upsetting.
  •disoriented state (noun)
  • fracas,
  • Hodge-podge,
  • emotional upset,
  • untidiness,
  • haze,
  • surprise,
  • tangle,
  • difficulty,
  • stir,
  • trouble,
  • bustle,
  • imbroglio,
  • complexity,
  • wilderness,
  • ferment,
  • daze,
  • row,
  • shambles,
  • upheaval.
  •distraction (noun)
  • dis-traction,
  • pre-occupations,
  • dis-tractions,
  • re creations,
  • dis traction,
  • pre occupation,
  • pre occupations,
  • dis tractions,
  • pre-occupation,
  • re creation.
  •disturbance (noun)
  • ex plosion,
  • ex-plosion,
  • ex-plosions,
  • ex plosions.
  •doubt (noun)
  • scruple,
  • scruples,
  • agnosticism,
  • lack of confidence,
  • waverings,
  • demurral.
  •entanglement (noun)
  • tieup.
  •excitement (noun)
  • stimulus,
  • wildness,
  • excitation,
  • motivations,
  • melodramas,
  • melodrama.
  •flap (noun)
  • bangings.
  •flurry (noun)
  • out break,
  • out-break,
  • out-breaks,
  • out breaks.
  •fog (noun)
  • muddlednesses.
  •fuss (noun)
  • dis plays,
  • dis-play,
  • dis-plays,
  • kick-ups,
  • kickups,
  • dis play,
  • fallingout,
  • kick ups.
  •hash (noun)
  • hotchpotches.
  •havoc (noun)
  • havoc.
  •hubbub (noun)
  • hue cry,
  • rowdydows.
  •humiliation (noun)
  • dis honor,
  • sub missions,
  • de-gradation,
  • dis graces,
  • dis-grace,
  • sub-mission,
  • dis-honors,
  • in dignities,
  • selfabasement,
  • in-dignities,
  • de gradation,
  • dis grace,
  • self abasements,
  • in-dignity,
  • loss face,
  • de-gradations,
  • sub-missions,
  • dis-graces,
  • selfabasements,
  • dis honors,
  • touche,
  • sub mission,
  • de gradations,
  • self-abasements,
  • self abasement,
  • in dignity,
  • mental pains,
  • humblings,
  • dis-honor.
  •ignis fatuus (noun)
  • Will-o-the-wisp,
  • will-o'-the-wisps,
  • will-o'-the-wisp.
  •illegibility (noun)
  • Illegibility,
  • unclarity,
  • mystery.
  •illusion (noun)
  • mis belief,
  • mis impression,
  • fool paradise,
  • mis-belief,
  • ignus fatuu,
  • mis impressions,
  • mis conception,
  • fools paradise,
  • idolisms,
  • mis-conception,
  • hocus pocus,
  • makebelieve,
  • mis-beliefs,
  • mis conceptions,
  • mis-impression,
  • misimpressions,
  • misbeliefs,
  • mis beliefs,
  • paramnesias,
  • mis-impressions,
  • figment imagination,
  • mis-conceptions.
  •indiscrimination (noun)
  • indistinguishability,
  • Indiscrimination.
  •intricacy (noun)
  • elaboratenesses.
  •lawlessness (noun)
  • irresponsibilities.
  •litter (noun)
  • re fuses,
  • re-fuse,
  • re fuse.
  •medley (noun)
  • minglings,
  • pasticci.
  •mess (noun)
  • de brises,
  • every which ways,
  • de-brises,
  • de-bris,
  • de bris.
  •misinterpretation (noun)
  • distortion,
  • deformation,
  • misrepresentation,
  • misquotation,
  • twisting,
  • misreading,
  • travesty.
  •mistake (noun)
  • mis-take,
  • over sights,
  • in accuracies,
  • mis-judgments,
  • slip tongue,
  • over-estimations,
  • mis calculations,
  • over-estimation,
  • mis-calculation,
  • mis statements,
  • in-advertence,
  • false moves,
  • mis-steps,
  • in-accuracy,
  • mis-applications,
  • in advertence,
  • in-advertences,
  • under estimations,
  • in advertences,
  • mis-prints,
  • over estimations,
  • mis-print,
  • overestimations,
  • mis prints,
  • over-sights,
  • over-sight,
  • mis judgment,
  • mis statement,
  • in accuracy,
  • mis judgments,
  • mis print,
  • mis applications,
  • mis steps,
  • in-accuracies,
  • mis-calculations,
  • mis take,
  • under-estimations,
  • mis calculation,
  • mis application,
  • over sight,
  • mis-application,
  • under-estimation,
  • mis-statements,
  • over estimation,
  • under estimation,
  • mis-judgment,
  • mis takes,
  • mis-takes.
  •misunderstanding (noun)
  • mis constructions,
  • mis-construction,
  • confoundings,
  • mis construction,
  • mis-constructions,
  • mis understanding,
  • mis-understandings,
  • mis reckoning,
  • mis-reckonings,
  • mis understandings,
  • mis-reckoning,
  • mis-understanding,
  • mis reckonings.
  •muddle (noun)
  • mess and a halves,
  • mess and half,
  • mess a half,
  • mess and halves,
  • mess halves,
  • mess a halves.
  •muss (noun)
  • messup,
  • messups,
  • mess ups.
  •panic (noun)
  • dis may,
  • dis-may,
  • dis-mays,
  • dis mays.
  •pell-mell (noun)
  • Pellmell,
  • helter-skelters.
  •pother (noun)
  • to do.
  •question (noun)
  • questions.
  •rearrangement (noun)
  • re arrangements,
  • re arrangement,
  • re-arrangement,
  • re-arrangements.
  •restlessness (noun)
  • hurly-burly.
  •riddle (noun)
  • knotty questions,
  • mindbogglers,
  • sixtyfour dollar questions,
  • tough nut crack,
  • mind boggler,
  • sixty four dollar questions,
  • sixty-four dollar questions,
  • braintwisters,
  • sixty four dollar question,
  • sixtyfour dollar question,
  • brain twister,
  • mind-bogglers,
  • brain twisters,
  • mind bogglers,
  • closed books,
  • brain-twisters,
  • re buses,
  • re-buses,
  • tough propositions.
  •riot (noun)
  • dis temper,
  • mob violences,
  • runin,
  • dis-tempers,
  • street fightings,
  • ex-cesses,
  • anarchisms,
  • sidesplitters,
  • ex-cess,
  • dis-temper,
  • shivarees,
  • ex cess,
  • brannigans,
  • dis tempers.
  •roughness (noun)
  • roughhouse.
  •rout (noun)
  • re treats,
  • hidings,
  • re-treats,
  • re-treat,
  • clobberings.
  •ruin (noun)
  • ruin,
  • crackups,
  • the end,
  • crackup.
  •shame (noun)
  • self-reproach,
  • self-reproof,
  • shamefacedness,
  • bad conscience,
  • skeleton in cupboard,
  • self-disgust,
  • skeleton in the cupboard,
  • Pudency.
  •shock (noun)
  • eyeopeners,
  • eyeopener,
  • in-jury,
  • in juries,
  • traumatisms,
  • in jury,
  • jarrings.
  •snafu (noun)
  • goof up,
  • goof-up.
  •snarl (noun)
  • intricatenesses.
  •stew (noun)
  • frettings.
  •suspense (noun)
  • in securities,
  • cloak and daggers,
  • in-security,
  • cloak daggers,
  • in-securities,
  • in decisivenesses,
  • cliff-hangers,
  • pageturners,
  • cliff hangers,
  • in-decisiveness,
  • cliff hanger,
  • cloak dagger,
  • in-decisivenesses,
  • page turners,
  • page-turners,
  • pageturner,
  • in decisiveness,
  • page turner.
  •topsy-turviness (noun)
  • topsy turviness.
  •trauma (noun)
  • traumatization.
  •turbulence (noun)
  • in stability,
  • in-stability,
  • tempestuousnesses,
  • in-stabilities.
  •turmoil (noun)
  • topsy turvies,
  • topsyturvies,
  • topsy-turvies,
  • topsy turvy,
  • hectics.
  •twist (noun)
  • re velation,
  • re-velation,
  • re-velations,
  • re velations.
  •uncertainty (noun)
  • incertitude,
  • disputability,
  • changeability,
  • controversy,
  • unsureness,
  • puzzle,
  • deniability,
  • Questionability,
  • vagueness,
  • ambivalence,
  • tentativeness,
  • moot point.
  •unrest (noun)
  • moodiness.
  •uproar (noun)
  • up roar,
  • up-roar,
  • up-roars,
  • up roars.
  •violence (noun)
  • ferocity,
  • murderousness,
  • storminess,
  • brute force,
  • ferocities,
  • destructiveness,
  • terrorism,
  • violence.
  •welter (noun)
  • over turn.
  •wonder (noun)
  • wonderings.

• v.

  •confused (verb)
  • bewildered,
  • embarrassed,
  • ashamed.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • bomb site,
  • abstraction,
  • distribution,
  • chagrin,
  • racket,
  • definition,
  • mixture.
  •
  • scramble.
  •bewilderment
  • mystification.
  •delirium
  • hysteria.
  •mistake
  • screw up.
  •restlessness
  • hurly burly.
  •struggle
  • scrimmage.
  •tangle
  • maze.
  •uproar
  • rumpus.

Paraphrases for Confusion:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    disorder.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    disorientation, bewilderment.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    irritation, miscommunication, disturbance, dismay, helplessness, amalgamation.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    chaos.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    misunderstanding, disarray, ambiguity, obfuscation, commotion, misinterpretation, mix-up, uncertainty, dislocation, perplexity, muddle, mess, disruption, equivocation, misconception, embarrassment, intermingling, havoc, Blurring, misapprehension, vagueness, distraction, shambles, jumble, obscurity, fuss, turbulence, uproar, mistake, upheaval, clutter, tangle, hesitation, unrest, fiasco, mixing, doubt, concern, distress, chaos, apprehension, clarity, ambivalence.
  • Verb, past tense
    confused.

Antonyms for Confusion:

• n.

  • disorientation
    composure, sense, calmness, clarity, organization, happiness, peace, order, method, calm, orientation, system.
  • disoriented state
    ease, contentment, tranquility, harmony, clearness, simplicity, agreement, understanding, tidiness, neatness, expectation.
  • Other antonyms:
    coolness, stoicism, sureness, self-assurance, equanimity, poise, positiveness, certitude, plan, preparation, anticipation, indifference, aplomb, steadiness, conviction, certainty, orderliness, pattern, self-possession.

Hypernym for Confusion:

• n.

  • act
    babel.
  • state
    demoralisation, chaos, topsy-turvyness, pandemonium, bluster, shemozzle, bedlam, hugger-mugger, topsy-turvydom, schemozzle, demoralization.

Hyponym for Confusion:

• n.

  • act
    combining, compounding, combination.
  • state
    disorder.