Synonyms for Messing with one's 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 Messing with one's head?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for messing with one's head?
The phrase "messing with one's head" means to confuse, deceive or manipulate someone's thoughts and emotions. The opposite of this phrase could be "clearing one's head" which means to have a clear and focused mind, without any distractions or confusion. Another antonym could be "making sense" which means to understand and comprehend something without any doubts or confusion. "Being straightforward" is also an antonym for "messing with one's head" which means to be honest and direct in communication, without any hidden agendas or ulterior motives. All of these antonyms promote mental clarity and honesty, in contrast to the confusion and manipulation that "messing with one's head" implies.
What are the antonyms for Messing with one's 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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