Meanings of felt disconcerted in English

He was the one who always felt disconcerted and turned away first.

Sophia, who liked to have all things her own way, felt disconcerted.

Kimeran felt disconcerted as Jondalar walked him toward the four-legged hunter.

She felt disconcerted and annoyed but she didn't dare show it.

Perseveringly he daily returned, and never felt disconcerted at the same often repeated answer.

Vulgnash drew himself up, and for the first time in centuries, he felt disconcerted.

She was usually awake before him, and she felt disconcerted to be awakened so early.

Frank Gresham felt disconcerted, though he hardly knew why.

It was a look so inappropriate to the state Menchu was in that Julia felt disconcerted.

Miss MacLauren felt disconcerted, the bubble of her elation seemed pricked, until she began to think about it.

Polly felt disconcerted for the moment as she realized that her mother's tone implied disapproval of the change.

He felt disconcerted for a moment.

Bax returned the gaze so much more sternly that Denham felt disconcerted but did not allow his feelings to betray themselves.

The manner in which the battle had ended was so different from everything that she had seen hitherto that she felt disconcerted.

He was far from putting on airs, yet she felt disconcerted at finding so little to say, and her replies were halting and timid.

"Indeed," said I, dryly, for I felt disconcerted and nettled at being unexpectedly lectured by my pupil; "indeed, I do not exactly recollect the passage."