deranging (Meaning)

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deranging (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Derange

No weak antonyms found.

The constant noise from the construction site was deranging the residents' ability to sleep peacefully.
The sudden loss of his job was deranging his sense of stability and security.
The persistent ringing in her ears was deranging her ability to concentrate.
The repetitive nature of the task was slowly deranging his patience.
The incessant honking of car horns was deranging the peaceful ambiance of the street.
The constant interruptions were deranging his train of thought during the meeting.
The unsettling news was deranging her emotions, causing her anxiety to skyrocket.
The conflicting instructions were deranging the team's efforts to complete the project on time.
The unexpected change in plans was deranging her carefully laid-out schedule.
The persistent doubts were deranging his confidence in his own abilities.

of Derange

annoying, unhinging, upsetting,unbalancing, crazing, bothering, distracting, confusing, disturbing, unsettling

settling, calming, tranquillizing, settling, relaxing, calming, relaxing, quieting, soothing, tranquillizing

The constant noise from the construction site was deranging the residents' ability to sleep peacefully.

The sudden loss of his job was deranging his sense of stability and security.

The persistent ringing in her ears was deranging her ability to concentrate.

The repetitive nature of the task was slowly deranging his patience.