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disorientation

/dɪsˌɔː.ri.ənˈteɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/dɪsˌɔː.ri.ənˈteɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние замешательства, особенно относительно своего местоположения, направления или обстоятельств; также может обозначать сильное заблуждение, часто вызванное галлюциногенными веществами.

A noun referring to a state of confusion, especially about one's location, direction, or circumstances; it can also denote a wild delusion, often induced by hallucinogenic substances.

uncountable

  1. Confusion about location or directionB2formal

    A temporary state of confusion about where you are or how to proceed; uncertainty about direction.

    ruДезориентация

    • The hiker experienced disorientation after losing the trail in the fog.
    • Patients often suffer from disorientation after waking from anesthesia.
    • The sudden darkness caused a moment of disorientation.

    Synonymsbafflementbewildermentconfusiondisconcertionperplexityuncertainty

    Antonymsdirectionorientation

  2. Wild delusion or hallucinationC1formal

    A state of wild confusion or delusion, often induced by hallucinogenic drugs.

    ruБредовое состояние

    • The drug caused severe disorientation and vivid hallucinations.
    • He described a period of intense disorientation where reality seemed to shift.
    • Disorientation from the medication made it hard to distinguish dreams from reality.

    Synonymsdeliriumdelusionderangementfrenzyhallucinationmaniapsychosistrip

Forms
  • disorientations plural form
  • disorientations' possessive plural form
  • disorientation's possessive singular form
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