“To throw into confusion” in Japanese
Short answer
To throw into confusion in Japanese is “突き崩す” (tsukikuzusu). Full meaning: to knock down, to tear down, to level, to raze; to crush (e.g. enemy), to throw into confusion; to refute, to pick apart, to undermine.
Other ways to say “To throw into confusion” in Japanese
かき回す
kakimawasu to stir, to churn, to poke (a fire), to disturb (water); to rummage around; to throw into confusion, to throw into chaos, to disturb
引っ掻き回す
hikkakimawasu to rummage through, to ransack (e.g. a drawer); to throw into confusion, to disrupt, to upset, to meddle in
つき崩す
tsukikuzusu to knock down, to tear down, to level, to raze; to crush (e.g. enemy), to throw into confusion; to refute, to pick apart, to undermine
つきくずす
tsukikuzusu to knock down, to tear down, to level, to raze; to crush (e.g. enemy), to throw into confusion; to refute, to pick apart, to undermine
突き崩せる
tsukikuzuseru to knock down, to tear down, to level, to raze; to crush (e.g. enemy), to throw into confusion; to refute, to pick apart, to undermine
突きくずす
tsukikuzusu to knock down, to tear down, to level, to raze; to crush (e.g. enemy), to throw into confusion; to refute, to pick apart, to undermine
つき崩そ
tsukikuzuso to knock down, to tear down, to level, to raze; to crush (e.g. enemy), to throw into confusion; to refute, to pick apart, to undermine
突き崩し
tsukikuzushi to knock down, to tear down, to level, to raze; to crush (e.g. enemy), to throw into confusion; to refute, to pick apart, to undermine
つき崩し
tsukikuzushi to knock down, to tear down, to level, to raze; to crush (e.g. enemy), to throw into confusion; to refute, to pick apart, to undermine
突き崩そ
tsukikuzuso to knock down, to tear down, to level, to raze; to crush (e.g. enemy), to throw into confusion; to refute, to pick apart, to undermine
突き崩さ
tsukikuzusa to knock down, to tear down, to level, to raze; to crush (e.g. enemy), to throw into confusion; to refute, to pick apart, to undermine
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