Synonyms for Messes with head:
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v.
• bewilder
- addle
, - baffle
, - ball up
, - befuddle
, - bemuse
, - confound
, - daze
, - disconcert
, - distract
, - floor
, - fluster
, - mess with one's head
, - mix up
, - muddle
, - mystify
, - perplex
, - puzzle
, - rattle
, - snow
, - stump
, - stupefy
, - throw
, - upset
.
• nonplus
- astonish
, - astound
, - balk
, - beat
, - bewilder
, - boggle
, - buffalo
, - discomfit
, - discountenance
, - dismay
, - dumbfound
, - embarrass
, - faze
, - flurry
, - frustrate
, - get
, - overcome
, - paralyze
, - rattle one's cage
, - stagger
, - stick
, - stun
, - stymie
, - take aback
, - throw into tizzy
, - thwart
.
What are the hypernyms for Messes with head?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
disturbs, teases, torments, troubles, confounds, confuses, muddles, perplexes, befuddles, disrupts, psychologically traumatizes.
What are the opposite words for messes with head?
"Messes with head" is a non-specific phrase that can refer to a variety of situations where someone or something is causing confusion, uncertainty or chaos. Some antonyms for "messes with head" are to clarify, to explain, to simplify, to organize and to reassure. When someone is feeling confused or overwhelmed, it helps to clarify the situation by explaining things in a clear and concise manner. Simplifying a complex issue can also ease the confusion and help to straighten things out. Organizing information or tasks can reduce chaos and make the situation easier to handle. Finally, reassuring someone that everything will be okay can calm their nerves and provide peace of mind.
What are the antonyms for Messes with head?
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v.
• bewilder
• nonplus
- aid
, - assist
, - bore
, - educate
, - encourage
, - expect
, - give in
, - lose
, - please
, - support
, - surrender
, - yield
.
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