disorientation
/dɪsˌɔriənˈteɪʃən/
noun
- The state of being confused about where you are or which direction you are facing.
- The maze was designed to cause disorientation, making it hard to find the exit.
- The hiker experienced severe disorientation after the sun set and the landmarks disappeared.
- Disorientation is a common symptom of a concussion.
- A feeling of confusion or uncertainty about what is happening or what to do.
- He felt a deep disorientation when he returned to his hometown and found everything different.
- The rapid pace of technological change can lead to a sense of disorientation in older generations.
- After the company was sold, there was a period of disorientation among the staff.
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