disconcert
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- v cause to feel embarrassment
- v cause to lose one's composure
- Aquino's shifting position seemed to disconcert Laurel, whose United Nationalist Democratic Organization holds 37 of the 59 opposition seats in the National Assembly.
- Bill Paley's explosive energy and his dislike for procedure often disconcert his staff.
- The halting replies did not disconcert her.