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disconcerted Meaning
disconcerted (s)
having self-possession upset; thrown into confusion
disconcerted (imp. & p. p.)
of Disconcert
disconcerted Sentence Examples
- The sudden shift in the weather conditions left the hikers feeling disconcerted and uncertain about how to proceed.
- The politician's evasive answers and lack of transparency left the audience disconcerted and doubting his credibility.
- The unexpected appearance of the new student who is from a foreign country disconcerted the classroom teacher.
- The loud and aggressive tone of the boss's voice disconcerted the employees and created a tense atmosphere in the office.
- The unusual behavior of the normally composed and collected colleague disconcerted Sarah, making her wonder if something was amiss.
- The skier was initially disconcerted by the icy and unfamiliar slopes, but he quickly regained his composure and continued down the mountain with confidence.
- When Jenny saw the results of her medical test, she was disconcerted and had to seek clarification from the doctor.
- The sudden power outage during the theatrical performance disconcerted the actors and the audience, causing a brief disruption.
- The professor's unexpected question during the exam disconcerted some students, who had not adequately prepared for that particular topic.
- The discovery of an unknown object in the sky disconcerted the astronomers and prompted further investigation and analysis.
FAQs About the word disconcerted
having self-possession upset; thrown into confusionof Disconcert
perplexed, confused, nonplused,bewildered, baffled, fazed, embarrassed, confounded,nonplussed, flustered
undaunted, composed, unfazed,undaunted, unfazed, composed,untroubled, untroubled,
The sudden shift in the weather conditions left the hikers feeling disconcerted and uncertain about how to proceed.
The politician's evasive answers and lack of transparency left the audience disconcerted and doubting his credibility.
The unexpected appearance of the new student who is from a foreign country disconcerted the classroom teacher.
The loud and aggressive tone of the boss's voice disconcerted the employees and created a tense atmosphere in the office.
