0 the fact of being made to feel confused or uncomfortable by something:
He showed his discombobulation by not being sure whether to sarcastically congratulate his rival or attack him.
We feel nostalgia for the past and discombobulation about the future.
People felt some discombobulation at the sight of Mr White laughing and joking with the former arch-enemy.
Those who felt disorientated watching his last movie can expect the same discombobulation from this one, too.
I did lose some sleep that night as my mind kept on reliving those moments of discombobulation.
The discombobulation goes up by an order of magnitude.
The more recent trend of commercials trying to out-blockbuster the summer tentpoles being pitched around them has also reached a tipping point of dispiriting bang-pow discombobulation.
