Causing loss of physical or intellectual bearings.
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HBO darlings Westworld and Watchmen both use music to similarly disorienting effect.
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Time for the sheer disorienting scale of the achievement to sink in.
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It's shocking and disorienting enough when it happens in the Little Court.
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It was disorienting to hear that danger could infiltrate their valley lives.
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It was the interruption of his thought processes, unpleasant, disorienting, and lingering.
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Even knowing all that, Thandi still found the situation a little disorienting.
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The view through its eyes was disorienting, misty, and kept shifting about.
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A tie would have had a disorienting impact on the younger man.
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Gregg Alton has what seems like a disorienting job at Gilead Sciences.
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Everything in my head shook with need for her; it was disorienting.
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Given how profoundly these differences shape our identities, this view can be disorienting.
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It was a profoundly disorienting form of culture shock, literally dizzying.
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Such affecting, disturbing, disorienting sculpture cannot stand on the margins of art history.
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My words came slapping back at me in a disorienting echo.
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The effect, of this singularly beautiful thing somehow multiplied, was disorienting.
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Now it was growing late again, and cooler, which the nurse found disorienting.
