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Meanings of disconcert in English

Portuguese
confundir
Catalan
confondre
Spanish
confundir

Cause to lose one's composure.

        confundir
        Portuguese
        confundir
        Catalan
        confondre
        Spanish
        aturdir

        Cause to feel embarrassment.

              confundir
              Usage of disconcert in English
              1
              Even the old Mexican shooting-suit seemed in no way to disconcert him.
              The Market-Place
              2
              This movement tended still further to disconcert the ex-Emperor and his followers.
              Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 14
              3
              My question seemed to disconcert her, perhaps by reason of its directness.
              The Lost Ambassador; Or, The Search For The Missing Delora
              4
              No, you can't disconcert a woman in love-itmakes her quite vain-glorious.
              Over the Fireside with Silent Friends
              5
              The inconsistencies of man must disconcert even the Thinker up in the skies.
              Lewis Rand
              6
              The news did not appear in the least to disconcert him.
              Under the Country Sky
              7
              Their arrival will of necessity disconcert the plans of the rebels.
              The Young Rajah
              8
              Even the apparitions of the devil himself could not disconcert him.
              Luther and the Reformation: / The Life-Springs of Our Liberties
              9
              Even his nice smile can disconcert, though not as much as Gordon Brown's.
              The Guardian
              10
              Still this did not disconcert Rose, but rather made her laugh the more.
              Fruitfulness
              11
              Keene had expected some such answer, and it did not greatly disconcert him.
              Sword and Gown: A Novel
              12
              Nomadiel nodded her own confirmation, which seemed to disconcert her father.
              Winter door
              13
              What she heard was evidently something new, but it did not disconcert her.
              The Bastonnais / Tale of the American Invasion of Canada in 1775...
              14
              This was unfavourable, but it did not disconcert her watchful commander.
              Jack Tier; Or, The Florida Reef
              15
              Therefore his assumed fierce manner should be powerless to disconcert you.
              Certain Success
              16
              He was easily able to disconcert Lætorius by discussing his right thus contemptuously.
              Roman History, Books I-III
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              Disconcert through the time
              Disconcert across language varieties
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