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disorienting
adjective as in confusing
Example Sentences
Still, playing to ever bigger audiences has been exciting but can also be disorienting.
“It must have been really confusing for the haters, and really sort of awful and disorienting, that this really not rock ‘n’ roll, horribly earnest, cringe thing was just spreading everywhere,” he said.
Life can be disorienting in the wake of surviving something awful.
It must have been disorienting, living in a city that doubled in size every 10 years.
Ratmansky’s reconstructed “Swan Lake” does much the opposite with modern instruments and old-fashioned ballet, and it got off to a disorienting start Sunday night.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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