Usage of "feel disoriented"

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Usage of feel disoriented in English

Like older people on Facebook, they squirm, feel disoriented and can't focus. 
 Reuters 

The comedian gave her two alcoholic drinks that caused her to feel disoriented, she said. 
 Reuters 

I began to feel disoriented, even a little dizzy. 
 A conspiracy of paper: a novel 

I'm smiling, doing my best to impersonate a person who doesn't feel disoriented and sick. 
 An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth 

As if he was meant to feel disoriented. 
 The Death Cure 

When David struck the floor, he couldn't move; he felt disoriented, helpless. 
 Fireflies 

Cut off from the roots of their culture, people felt disoriented and lost. 
 A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ... 

Suddenly I felt disoriented, as if I were the one in a dream. 
 Good things I wish you 

The roads were winding out here, and she felt disoriented in the darkness. 
 Seven Minutes in Heaven 

So aroused that he felt disoriented, he trembled with his efforts to maintain control. 
 The viking takes a knight 

For a moment she felt disoriented and a bit flustered. 
 Table for five 

At first I felt disoriented, the cage and the drafty room unfamiliar and threatening. 
 The frog princess 

Waking suddenly, Mercy shot straight up, gasping for air, feeling disoriented and strangely frightened. 
 Sanctuary 

When the phone woke me I felt disoriented, unsure where I was or why. 
 Death du Jour 

He felt disoriented and although it was apparent, it didn't seem to evoke sympathy. 
 Corpus of a Siam Mosquito 

I felt disoriented, and began shivering uncontrollably, from cold, from fear, and perhaps from relief. 
 Death du Jour 

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Meanings of feel disoriented in English