Meaning of DISCONCERT in a Sentence
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Definition: to make confused or embarrassed
Part of Speech: Verb
Synonym(s): embarrass, bewilder
Antonym(s): soothe, clarify
Example Sentences:
1. If you tell the elderly minister about your sexual escapades, you will surely disconcert him.
2. The professor’s complicated response seemed to further disconcert the puzzled student.
3. Although the crime scene is a bit confusing, it should not disconcert an experienced detective.
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