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• v  cause to lose one's composure
• a  having your composure disturbed
  looked about with a wandering and discomposed air

• My wife coming in at that moment and finding me with a discomposed face, exclaimed: "Some new misfortune? Courage!""No, no, quite the.
• Nor was the Chronicle's Newhall at all discomposed by the Last Man's inglorious retreat.
• At his execution he shocked the attendant parson by being "inflamed with Drink, which had discomposed his mind, that it was in a very ill frame.

• upset
• discompose
• untune
• disconcert
• discomfit

• composed