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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a disoriented person" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is confused or unable to think clearly, often due to a lack of orientation or understanding of their surroundings.
Example: "After the sudden change in plans, she felt like a disoriented person, unsure of what to do next."
Alternatives: "a confused individual" or "an unsettled person."
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Here was a very helpless person, a disoriented person".
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…they wake up at night and are a little bit of perplex…' (R7/189) '…a location detection system for disoriented persons who got lost…' (R2/233) Emergency-call systems do have a positive influence on caregiving services, because in situations where disoriented persons need support personal contact can be realized.
…they wake up at night and are a little bit of perplex…' (R7/189) '…a location detection system for disoriented persons who got lost…' (R2/233) '…fall detection systems, these things we do not have at the moment in our organization… This is a very good thing, because it gives the client a feeling of being secure…' (R7/148) '…fall detection systems are in use in our emergency call devices.
For disoriented persons systems can be useful that are able to detect their location more easily (stand-alone-locations detectors).
Cells in malignant tumours grow very rapidly in a disoriented fashion.
Furtwängler, with his gangly body, bald head, and expression of puzzled seriousness, resembled a disoriented stork.
Mr. Michaloliakos knows that provocation pays when seeking votes from a disoriented and cynical population.
After police arrested a "disoriented" Rabenberg, he was booked into jail and released three days later.
But a disoriented pilot can bank a plane into a fatal spiral.
In the Maine woods, four hunters encounter a disoriented stranger and an otherworldly creature.
Lifeguards in Ship Bottom became minor celebrities after spotting a disoriented blue shark close to shore.
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