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disconcert

[dis-kuhn-surt] / ˌdɪs kənˈsɜrt /


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While such an effect is highly unlikely and would probably be a tad disconcerting, Ms Mansfield says polynucleotides are forging the way when it comes to regenerative skincare.

From BBC

When they visit St. Cloud’s and meet Dr. Larch, they are disconcerted by “an antiseptic smell, or something medicinal” in his office.

From The Wall Street Journal

The recent spate of disconcerting news has felt sudden—and jarring.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It’s disconcerting and troubling that the content coming out of Israel is being treated differently from any other country,” Redstone said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Most disconcerting was the performance of Vesia, the team’s most trusted reliever.

From Los Angeles Times