disorientate Synonyms
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disorientate Meaning
Wordnet
disorientate (v)
cause to be lost or disoriented
Webster
disorientate (v. t.)
To turn away from the east, or (figuratively) from the right or the truth.
disorientate Sentence Examples
- The sudden change in altitude disoriented the pilot, causing him to lose control of the plane.
- The roller coaster ride's twists and turns disoriented the passengers, leaving them feeling dizzy and nauseous.
- The maze's winding paths disoriented the explorers, causing them to lose their sense of direction.
- The con artist's smooth-talking tactics disoriented the victim, making them more susceptible to his schemes.
- The loud noises and flashing lights of the concert disoriented the audience, creating a sense of chaos and confusion.
- The time traveler emerged from the portal feeling disoriented and dazed, struggling to adjust to the new era.
- The city's unfamiliar layout disoriented the tourist, leading him to get lost and wander aimlessly.
- The loss of her beloved pet disoriented the elderly woman, leaving her feeling lost and alone.
- The patient's disoriented state following surgery worried the doctors, who feared complications.
- The mysterious fog that rolled into town disoriented the residents, casting an eerie and unsettling atmosphere.
FAQs About the word disorientate
cause to be lost or disorientedTo turn away from the east, or (figuratively) from the right or the truth.
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The sudden change in altitude disoriented the pilot, causing him to lose control of the plane.
The roller coaster ride's twists and turns disoriented the passengers, leaving them feeling dizzy and nauseous.
The maze's winding paths disoriented the explorers, causing them to lose their sense of direction.
The con artist's smooth-talking tactics disoriented the victim, making them more susceptible to his schemes.
