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desarranjar
Derange mentally, throw out of mental balance; make insane.
unbalance
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desarranjar
Throw into great confusion or disorder.
perturb
throw out of kilter
1
Has anything happened to
derange
our plans, or prevent my father's escape?
2
Exciting stimulants and condiments weaken and irritate his nerves and
derange
the circulation.
3
Equilibrium is the Universal, or that which has nothing external to
derange
it.
4
This does not
derange
the numbers, since the order of succession is observed.
5
This action tends to
derange
the parts and makes large bearings a necessity.
6
The result of this very decisive flight was to
derange
all calculations entirely.
7
The acceptance of this commission would
derange
all his cherished plans.
8
Hatchie related the means he had used to
derange
Maxwell's plan.
9
His nerve-racking, confining, exhausting work always tends to enfeeble and
derange
his body.
10
Why
derange
your family for one person? Six o'clock was settled.
11
At times in the past friends had hinted that the problem would
derange
him.
12
Strong tea, alcoholic drinks, and tobacco
derange
the alimentary function.
13
Unforeseen accidents may
derange
our most profound schemes of policy.
14
Or is it that the explosion would
derange
her costume?
15
Unwholesome articles of diet will affect the mother's milk, and
derange
the infant's bowels.
16
Egad, I've got something to
derange
the best digestion going!
derange
·
derange the scheme
derange all calculations
derange entirely
derange more
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desarranjar