bewilderment |
disoriented |
As a noun bewilderment
is the state of being bewildered.
As a verb disoriented is
(
disorient).
As an adjective disoriented is
having lost one's direction; confused.
distracted |
disoriented |
As verbs the difference between distracted and disoriented
is that
distracted is (
distract) while
disoriented is (
disorient).
As adjectives the difference between distracted and disoriented
is that
distracted is having one's attention diverted; preoccupied while
disoriented is having lost one's direction; confused.
disoriented |
senseless |
As adjectives the difference between disoriented and senseless
is that
disoriented is having lost one's direction; confused while
senseless is bereft of feeling or consciousness; deprived of sensation; unconscious; insensible.
As a verb disoriented
is (
disorient).
desultory |
disoriented |
As adjectives the difference between desultory and disoriented
is that
desultory is jumping, or passing, from one thing or subject to another, without order or rational connection; without logical sequence while
disoriented is having lost one's direction; confused.
As a verb disoriented is
(
disorient).
disoriented |
disordered |
As verbs the difference between disoriented and disordered
is that
disoriented is (
disorient) while
disordered is (
disorder).
As adjectives the difference between disoriented and disordered
is that
disoriented is having lost one's direction; confused while
disordered is chaotic; without clear order; in a state of disorder.
disoriented |
dazed |
As verbs the difference between disoriented and dazed
is that
disoriented is (
disorient) while
dazed is (
daze).
As adjectives the difference between disoriented and dazed
is that
disoriented is having lost one's direction; confused while
dazed is in a state of shock or confusion.
sentiment |
disoriented |
As a noun sentiment
is a general thought, feeling, or sense.
As a verb disoriented is
(
disorient).
As an adjective disoriented is
having lost one's direction; confused.
disoriented |
misoriented |
As adjectives the difference between disoriented and misoriented
is that
disoriented is having lost one's direction; confused while
misoriented is oriented incorrectly.
As a verb disoriented
is past tense of disorient.
disoriented |
disorientedness |
As a verb disoriented
is past tense of disorient.
As an adjective disoriented
is having lost one's direction; confused.
As a noun disorientedness is
the state of being disoriented.
disoriented |
disorientedly |
As a verb disoriented
is past tense of disorient.
As an adjective disoriented
is having lost one's direction; confused.
As an adverb disorientedly is
in a disoriented manner.
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