disorientate [dis'ɔ:rienteit]

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1. Among techniques used to disorientate prisoners were "frequent flyer" programmes, whereby detainees would be moved from their cell every hour, night and day.
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2. These deliver blurred vision, holography and so on to disorientate the target and/or experiment; victims' reactions being monitored to study how best to "control" targets.
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3. The difference is that Ronaldo often goes on the wings and tries to disorientate the opposition's defence, while Gilardino, perhaps with less quality, is a more reliable reference point in attack.
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  1. cause to be lost or disoriented

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