Disorient
Pronunciation: /dɪˈsɔːriːˌɛnt/
Disorient (verb)
- To make someone unable to know where they are or which way to go.
- To confuse someone so they cannot think clearly or understand what is happening.
- To disturb the normal balance of the body or mind, leading to confusion and poor coordination.
Examples
- The fog disorients me, so I can’t find the exit.
- The new road layout disorients drivers during rush hour.