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Disorienting

Disorienting meaning

That causes disorientation; confusing.

Example sentences (20)

As the person is moving backwards while everything else goes forwards, the world is disorienting and dangerous, the air is unbreathable, and the heat transfer of fire and ice are inverted, among other details.

It's a little disorienting, and the cords might be more of an eyesore depending on your tree placement.

It surfaces the identity crisis of the digital era like no other and portrays a disorienting atmosphere with really groundbreaking scenes and shots.

Overall, there is an off-balance, and disorienting quality to many of the sounds to match the emotional state of the characters, who are assassins inhabiting other people’s bodies.

The camera cuts are quick and disorienting, and the overlaid audio track of Marah's protestations horrifies.

Victims of Mismagius’ chants often suffer “headaches and hallucinations,” painful and disorienting rewards for those hoping to be blessed with magic.

With an understanding companion, the territory that is so utterly disorienting and terribly frightening can become the territory of unparalleled personal growth and the seedbed of what feels like a new life.

With few exceptions, people described the shift to and from Daylight Saving Time as disorienting, arbitrary, and unwelcome.

But among Nicolas Cage's filmography stands out as being a truly impressive and disorienting tale of terror and revenge told with a decidedly psychedelic style.

I am profoundly direction-impaired, and solo travel can be disorienting for me, every street bewildering in the dark.

Seeing Alison Sweeney on a screen a grove of festively-decorated Christmas trees or the glow of twinkly lights is disorienting — like finding out the truth about Santa.

The lack of parental leave, childcare and elderly care would become profoundly visible – “disorienting and disturbing” – if that service were removed.

This disorienting twist compels us to reconsider the meaning of the story.

Transformers: Age of Extinction is so haphazard that the 3D is disorienting, as it barely seems like has been checking to make sure that there is a sense of continuity between shots.

A lifetime raised in a culture prepared to go to war over immorality made it especially disorienting when Donald Trump rode down a golden escalator into the presidential campaign, and captured of the white evangelical vote.

For most middle-class city dwellers, brought up on the image of impoverished, rustic farmers, the sight of the Punjabi cultivator can be somewhat disorienting.

However, it is extremely concerning and quite disorienting to see Auburn defenses get pushed around.

In every episode, Andre figuratively and literally deconstructs the form by destroying his entire set and subjecting his guests and audience to belligerent, antisocial behavior via confrontational monologues and disorienting interviews.

In the often dark, disorienting days of COVID-19, finds a twinkle of hope in her plastic, Costco-bought Christmas tree.

It’s all been a bit disorienting for some voters.