Synonyms for disoriented
dis·ori·ent·ed

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1. confused, disoriented, lostadjective

   having lost your bearings; confused as to time or place or personal identity

   "I frequently find myself disoriented when I come up out of the subway"; "the anesthetic left her completely disoriented"

   Synonyms:
   befuddled, lost(p), mixed-up, disordered, bemused, deep in thought(p), scattered, preoccupied, at sea, illogical, anomic, lost, disconnected, unconnected, missed, baffled, alienated, upset, confounded, broken, disjointed, helpless, garbled, mazed, bewildered, confused

   Antonyms:
   orientated, oriented

2. alienated, anomic, disorientedadjective

   socially disoriented

   "anomic loners musing over their fate"; "we live in an age of rootless alienated people"

   Synonyms:
   lost, alienated, estranged, confused, anomic

   Antonyms:
   orientated, oriented

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1. List of paraphrases for "disoriented":

   confused

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1. Julia Pence:

   He was disoriented, he didn't know who was who and where he was at, they told me that my son had methamphetamine in his urine.

2. Medard Bitekyerezo:

   The U.S. Supreme Court's declaration shows the West has become totally disoriented and descended into a Sodom and Gomorrah society, but that's their business - they can't impose it on us.

3. George Walden:

   A country losing touch with its own history is like an old man losing his glasses, a distressing sight, at once vulnerable, unsure, and easily disoriented.

4. Gilles Peress:

   In my apartment -- I live on the 17th floor -- I felt like the building was going to fall. Your mind played tricks on you. the beginning of the century was extremely chaotic and very, very intense and almost everybody was left disoriented in terms of what to think, what to do, what to feel.

5. Christiane Northrup:

   People are getting disoriented -- kind of starting to lose it cognitively.