Pronunciation: /dɪsˈkɑmpoʊzd/
verb to disturb the composure of; unsettle; disconcert
A1 The loud noise discomposed the baby and made her cry.
A2 She was discomposed by the unexpected news and didn't know how to react.
B1 The sudden change in plans discomposed him, but he quickly adapted.
B2 The criticism from his boss discomposed him, but he remained composed in front of his colleagues.
C1 Despite the chaos around her, she remained unflustered and not discomposed.
C2 His ability to stay calm in stressful situations never allowed him to be discomposed.
formal The news of the company's bankruptcy discomposed the shareholders.
informal She was discomposed by the unexpected visitor at her door.
slang I was totally discomposed when I realized I had forgotten my wallet at home.
figurative The discomposed puzzle pieces represented the chaos in his mind.
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