Discombobulated in a sentence as an adjective

But if you use multiple browsers and multiple tabs, you can easily get discombobulated.

I watched an elderly driver last week get very discombobulated by a local detour, at low speed.

In the years before the concussion, tiny bumps would often leave me feeling discombobulated.

I have a discombobulated list of apps and attempted strategies to take notes and can’t seem to stick to something simple.

She couldn't even be bothered to remember my discombobulated name.

Sorry, I got a little discombobulated with your life in macos is better than unix/linux comment, but only because macos is unix.

More candidly, I would say that OpenStack seems to me to be a discombobulated mess -- and I'm sure to OpenStack, SmartDataCenter would seem supremely fascist.

Are they hoping to get bought out by Apple/Google, and then replace the app with a knock-off version discombobulated by the whims VPs and PMs?Ah, the price is giving the devs a copy of my address book.

So I got so discombobulated that I was reverse engineering tasks all the way to their beginning and realizing that the entire project would have to be rewritten to make any changes.

We Brits are profoundly discombobulated when we visit a country like Germany, famed for its order and regulations about crossing roads, only to find that the English word "queue" got mis-translated as "free for all".

My original thinking that getting my bearings would be trivial caused me to make quick decisions that left me so confused that I couldn't even retrace my route back to the road that originally discombobulated me.

Discombobulated definitions

adjective

having self-possession upset; thrown into confusion; "the hecklers pelted the discombobulated speaker with anything that came to hand"; "looked at each other dumbly, quite disconcerted"- G.B.Shaw

See also: disconcerted