Definition of "confounding" []

• Present participle of confound. (verb)

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• "Even more confounding is that, when discounting that exception, Justice Scalia acknowledged that police actions do not occur in a vacuum."
• "Most confounding is the under-dramatization of Hades."
• "The more intellectual his opponent the greater the satisfaction he seemed to derive in confounding either the negative or affirmative side of a subject."