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disconcerted

[dis-kuhn-sur-tid] / ˌdɪs kənˈsɜr tɪd /


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“Kim Jong Un is deeply disconcerted by the new South Korean president, who urged a hard-line response to provocations from the North,” she said.

From Washington Post

I ask myself this question every day, and although I sometimes reply blithely, almost with joy, that he will remember nothing, more often I just feel disconcerted.

From New York Times

So I recall very clearly how disconcerted I felt when I first sensed they were turning to liquid and sliding through my hands.

From The Guardian

“Thus, like many, we were disconcerted to see that Facebook has not followed their own policies in regards to President Trump,” the letter says.

From Washington Post

“We were disconcerted to see that Facebook has not followed their own policies in regards to President Trump,” the letter states.

From The Verge