| The results can disconcert, with their abstruse perspectives and cogitative leaps. |
| Anmie do not read from casting capitalism disconcert and was present energetically till the end always humorously with good look to the bad play. |
| This appeared to disconcert the latter, who went back to the neem tree and rested there for a few minutes. |
| Then not only physical illnesses, but also the inevitable experience of one's limitations, defects and short-comings, can disconcert that person and even lead him to lose hope. |
| The sound is so startling that it may momentarily disconcert an attacker, making escape possible. |
| If we choose sensibly, we will dress in a way that does not disconcert those around us, eat food that will not damage our health, and spend our free time constructively rather than frittering it away. |
