disorient Antonyms
Meaning of disorient
disorient (v)
cause to be lost or disoriented
disorient (v. t.)
To turn away from the cast; to confuse as to which way is east; to cause to lose one's bearings.
disorient Sentence Examples
- The pilot was disoriented in the dense fog and became unsure of their location.
- The hikers were disoriented after losing their trail in the dense woods.
- The patient was disoriented after waking up from surgery and didn't recognize their surroundings.
- The victim was disoriented after being in a car accident and unable to recall what happened.
- The traveler was disoriented in the unfamiliar city and struggled to find their way around.
- The child was disoriented after being lost in a shopping mall and couldn't remember which way to go.
- The soldier was disoriented after being in a combat situation and feeling lost and disassociated.
- The politician was disoriented after losing the election and being unsure of their future.
- The artist was disoriented after moving to a new city and trying to find their place in a new community.
- The scientist was disoriented after discovering a strange phenomenon and questioning their understanding of the world.
FAQs About the word disorient
cause to be lost or disorientedTo turn away from the cast; to confuse as to which way is east; to cause to lose one's bearings.
baffle, puzzle, perplex, bewilder,confuse, beat, addle, buffalo, fox, gravel
assure, satisfy, satisfy,assure, reassure,inform, reassure, inform,enlighten, enlighten
The pilot was disoriented in the dense fog and became unsure of their location.
The hikers were disoriented after losing their trail in the dense woods.
The patient was disoriented after waking up from surgery and didn't recognize their surroundings.
The victim was disoriented after being in a car accident and unable to recall what happened.
