discompose

/dɪskɒmpzeɪz/

Definitions

1. verb

to cause someone to lose their composure or calmness

“Her nerves were discomposed by the sudden news.”

2. verb

to remove the flowers or other parts from a plant or bouquet

“The florist carefully discomposed the flowers to create a beautiful arrangement.”

3. verb

to put something out of its usual or original position or arrangement

“The artist discomposed the furniture in the room to create a unique scene.”

4. noun

a state of being discomposed or disturbed

“Her discompose was evident in her shaking hands.”

Synonyms

  • disrupt
  • fluster

Antonyms

  • compose
  • soothe