discomposed

• Adjectif désuet signifiant troublé, agité ou déséquilibré dans ses pensées ou ses sentiments.

An old-fashioned adjective meaning disturbed, agitated, or unsettled in mind or feelings.

1. Disturbed composureC1formal

   Having one's calmness or composure disturbed; agitated or unsettled.

   déconcerté, troublé

   • She looked discomposed after hearing the unexpected news.
   • His discomposed demeanor suggested he was hiding something.
   • The speaker remained calm, but the audience was visibly discomposed.

   Synonymesagitateddisconcerteddisquieteddisturbedflusteredperturbedruffledshakentroubledunnervedunsettledupset

   Antonymescalmcollectedcomposedcoolpeacefulplacidserenetranquilunruffleduntroubled

• Verbe signifiant troubler le calme ou la contenance de quelqu'un ; mettre en désordre ou déranger.

A verb meaning to disturb the composure or calm of someone; to disarrange or unsettle.

1. Disturb or upsetC2formal

   To disturb the composure or calmness of someone; to make someone feel uneasy or anxious.

   déconcerter

   • The unexpected question discomposed the speaker.
   • She was visibly discomposed by the criticism.
   • His rude remarks discomposed the entire audience.

   Synonymesagitatedisconcertdisturbflusterperturbruffleshakeunnerveunsettleupset

   Antonymescalmcomposequietreassuresettlesoothe

2. Disarrange or disorderC2formal

   To disturb the order or arrangement of something.

   Déranger l'ordre ou l'arrangement

   • The wind discomposed the neatly stacked papers.
   • The sudden movement discomposed the pile of books.
   • The chaos discomposed the carefully planned schedule.

   Synonymesderangedisarrangedisarraydisorderdisorganizedisturbunsettleupset

   Antonymesarrangecomposeorderorganize