Synonyms for Throw off balance:

• v.

  •astound, shock (verb)
  • stagger.
  •bother, trouble (verb)
  • upset.
  •confuse (verb)
  • daze,
  • abash,
  • cloud,
  • nonplus,
  • discomfit,
  • mess up,
  • complicate,
  • throw off,
  • demoralize,
  • faze,
  • clutter,
  • discountenance,
  • disconcert,
  • embarrass,
  • shame,
  • trouble,
  • perturb,
  • puzzle,
  • unsettle,
  • perplex,
  • confound,
  • becloud,
  • unhinge,
  • render uncertain,
  • distract,
  • mystify,
  • lead astray,
  • bemuse,
  • darken,
  • misinform,
  • baffle,
  • frustrate,
  • mortify,
  • obscure,
  • discompose,
  • muddle,
  • fluster,
  • stir up,
  • disorient,
  • fog,
  • rattle,
  • addle,
  • astonish,
  • amaze,
  • stump,
  • fuddle,
  • mislead,
  • involve,
  • bedevil,
  • worry,
  • befuddle.
  •disconcert (verb)
  • put off,
  • psych out,
  • foul up,
  • get to.
  •distort (verb)
  • skew.
  •fluster (verb)
  • PSYCH.
  •skew (verb)
  • color,
  • bend,
  • contort,
  • misrepresent,
  • bias,
  • curve,
  • doctor,
  • falsify,
  • fudge,
  • slant,
  • twist,
  • alter,
  • Misshape,
  • warp,
  • fake,
  • change.
  •stagger (verb)
  • consternate,
  • take breath away.
  •upset (verb)
  • lay up,
  • turn,
  • turn on,
  • pick on,
  • adjy,
  • give a hard time.

• Other synonyms:

  •confuse
  • stirring up,
  • stirs up,
  • fuddled,
  • misinformed,
  • throws off balance,
  • stirred up,
  • leading astray,
  • fuddles,
  • Fuddling,
  • mystified,
  • be cloud,
  • disorients,
  • led astray,
  • disorienting.
  •skew
  • mis-shapen.
  •Other relevant words:
  • Dumfound,
  • flummox,
  • tax,
  • shock,
  • astound,
  • overcome,
  • jolt.

Antonyms for Throw off balance:

• v.

  • confuse
    comfort, assist, illuminate, separate, soothe, please, explain, explicate, calm, facilitate, encourage, support, aid, expect, enlighten, clear up, order, organize, help, settle, clarify.
  • disconcert
    permit, quiet, approve.
  • fluster
    compose, pacify, educate, appease.
  • skew
    maintain, straighten.
  • upset
    delight, make happy, cure, lose, place, allow, mend, fail, make well, hold.