CONFUSION Copy link • CONFUSIONperturbatio (disturbance of the order of anything, as act; e.g., of an army, exercitus): perturbatio ordinis (disturbance in the succession or order of anything): implicatio (e.g., rei familiaris, confusion in one’s accounts or circumstances): mens turbata (confusion of the understanding): perturbatio (absolute consternation): trepidatio (trembling from fear of an approaching danger, etc.): turba (the noise which proceeds when every thing is in wild confusion): tumultus (the impetuous or boisterous confusion and noise of an assembly, tumult, commotion): General confusion, omnium rerum perturbatio: a general confusion takes place, omnibus locis trepidatur: to cause a general confusion, omnia miscere et turbare: to put into confusion, [Vid: To CONFUSE]: to fall into confusion, turbari; conturbari: perturbari. Blushing: pudor (shame): rubor (blushing): verecundia (shame, in a good sense): to my confusion, *cum magno meo pudore: dedecus (disgrace): to our confusion, cum nostra ignominia; cum nostro dedecore: with much confusion, cum summo probro; cum probro atque dedecore; cum ignominia et dedecore. Destruction, disturbatio: eversio, [Vid: DESTRUCTION]: exstinctio (figuratively extermination): ruinae: interitus. (the words are found in this connexion and order.) occasus et ruinae: occasus interitusque. Vid: DESTRUCTION.