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confound (sense ‘destroy, ruin’ is the most freq.)
1. to waste, consume, spend 1H4 I. iii. 100 “He did the best part of an hour,” H5 III. i. 13 “As doth a galled rock O'erhang and jutty his c-ed base,” Cor. I. vi. 17, Ant. I. i. 45, I. iv. 28, Per. V. ii. 14 [279], Sonn. viii. 7.
2. to mingle indistinguishably Err. I. ii. 38, R2 IV. i. 141.
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    • William Shakespeare, Sonnets, viii
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