confuse

Otherwise, John Fetterman might confuse it for the swamp he grew up in.

Have you ever confused yourself with Thandie Newton?

And we will always get into trouble when we confuse a metaphor with the thing itself.

As they do so for no obvious reason, Their actions also frustrate, anger and confuse everyone else.

All over the place describes a situation or mental state which is disorganised, chaotic, or confused.

When we describe something as all over the place, we mean that it's chaotic, disorganised, or confused.

Different compounds than we have on Earth could be coming out of volcanoes and vents and this could confuse us as to what we think we're finding.

Many have also wondered if the patterning works as camouflage or somehow confuses or dazzles predators— perhaps evoking a tangle of tree trunks or creating uncertainty around where the zebra’s body starts and ends.