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disorientate

[ UK /dɪsˈɔːɹi‍əntˌe‍ɪt/ ]
VERB
  1. cause to be lost or disoriented

How To Use disorientate In A Sentence

  • I was a little "disorientated" after the day of travelling (cranky after the day of travelling) so Bryan took over the role of guide. TravelPod.com TravelStream™ — Recent Entries at TravelPod.com
  • She told police she felt "disorientated" at Jason Gram's apartment. AustralianIT.com.au | Top Stories
  • Some were so disorientated that they ran down the tracks into tunnels, heedless of the danger from oncoming trains, their only instinct to get out.
  • Twenty minutes in, I was so disorientated, I approached a pet stall and asked if I could take a photo of the unfamiliar creature for sale next to the monkeys - it was, in my defence, a particularly unlovely baby.
  • To be honest it's no time at all before I'm completely disorientated and it's only thanks to David literally dragging me around that we make it from one underwater location to another.
  • So disorientated was he at the end that, faced with a four-foot putt to square the match on the last green, he almost made an error that would have prematurely cost him the match.
  • Confused and disorientated, they struggle to comprehend the bewildering party decrees of revolutionary achievements and industrial progress.
  • The idea of being free seems to disorientate Stephanie as she rises from her seat but with every step she makes towards the gallery, the clouds drift out of her mind.
  • At this stage, I was finding it upsetting, seeing a close relation, who once knew me well, so disorientated.
  • We were quite disorientated by the maze of streets.
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