Definition of discompose - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotionalDated disturb someone's calmness or peaceDated
- The unexpected news discomposed her greatly.
2.
physicalDated cause disorder or disarrangement in somethingDated
- The wind discomposed the neatly arranged papers.
Origin of discompose
Latin, dis- (apart) + componere (to put together)
Examples of discompose in a sentence
His rude remarks discomposed the usually calm teacher. The cat discomposed the stack of magazines. A sudden gust discomposed the picnic setup.
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- French:troubler, déranger, ...
- German:verstören, durcheinanderbringen, ...
- Italian:sconvolgere, scomporre, ...
- Spanish:perturbar, desordenar, ...
- Portuguese:perturbar, desarrumar, ...
- Chinese:扰乱, 弄乱, ...
- Japanese:動揺させる, かき乱す, ...
- Arabic:أَرْبَكَ, بَعْثَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְרִיעַ, לְהַפְרִיעַ לְסֵדֶר, ...
- Russian:встревожить, раскидывать, ...
- Ukrainian:збентежити, розкидати, ...
- Hindi:व्याकुल करना, अव्यवस्थित करना, ...
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