The phrase "confuse for" is not correct.
Instead, you could say "confused with" or "mistaken for". For example, "I was mistaken for my twin brother at the movie theater."
"I believe that this informs the clear truth of her work that some might confuse for naïveté." In her workshop, an industrial space attached to the El Espartano factory, Kehayoglou hoists up her rugs perpendicular to the ground on a large scaffold, and wears headphones that block out the noise made by her hand-tufting machine.
Once upon a time, in a pocket of America Brooklynites confuse for Mexico, Game of Thrones novelist George R.R. Martin played the hero in an extraordinary Santa Fe success story called Meow Wolf.
They do wild shit, and sometimes they play earlier shit that you'll confuse for their new shit because this sounds a lot like that.
In 1968, Richard Nixon, who no one would confuse for a "radical feminist," actually campaigned on his support for the ERA.
Panama was a name I would confuse for years with the confederacy, free love, and a place where gauche white hats were made.
In addition, in order not to confuse, for instance, inverse agonism with antagonism, the cotreatment sample genes were filtered out if they behaved in the opposite fashion in the presence of E2.
