Discombobulate
<dis-kom-bob-yew-layte>
confuse; bewilder; baffle;
to make someone unable to think clearly.
Math will not discombobulate you with study and hard work.
Remember:
discombobulate reminds of discomfort.
we feel discomfort when confused.
At work:
We don't want to discombobulate the client. We need to make the instructions clear.
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