1. causes someone to lose their sense of direction or position
Usage: third person singular present tense
2. causes someone to feel confused or unable to think clearly
Usage: third person singular present tense

Examples

• The thick fog disorients drivers on the mountain road.
• Spinning around quickly disorients most people.
• The maze of hallways disorients new students.
• Jet lag often disorients travelers for several days.
• The sudden change in routine disorients the elderly patient.
• The complex instructions disorient even experienced users.