Moderate Confuse or make someone lose their sense of direction or understanding, as in muddle. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Disorient'
The intricate plot of the mystery novel may disorient readers who are not paying close attention.
After the unexpected detour, the GPS disoriented the driver, making it challenging to find the correct route.
The complex dance routine was designed to disorient the audience and keep them engaged.
The unfamiliar surroundings and language barrier can easily disorient tourists in a foreign country.
The disorienting sound effects in the horror movie intensified the viewers' sense of fear.
The disorienting aroma of various spices filled the kitchen as the chef prepared the exotic dish.
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