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discompose

[dis-kuhm-pohz] / ˌdɪs kəmˈpoʊz /


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Here, lines define the two figures while simultaneously discomposing and merging them.

From New York Times

Within seconds, he was so discomposed that he could no longer continue the interview.

From New York Times

These worries used to discompose me but I have since realised that they are common to oncologists whose work knits close bonds with their patients.

From The Guardian

Without the injured Albiston, who had failed to emerge after the half-time break, they were crucially discomposed when Sulley took a corner in the sixtieth minute.

From The Guardian

Karkaroff, Harry saw, looked slightly discomposed to see them standing there.

From Literature