v.tr.
1. throw into confusion; disorganize; cause to act irregularly.
2 (esp. as deranged adj.) make insane (deranged by the tragic events).
3 disturb; interrupt.
Derivatives:
derangement n.
Etymology: F d{eacute}ranger (as DE-, rang RANK(1))
v.tr.
1. throw into confusion; disorganize; cause to act irregularly.
2 (esp. as deranged adj.) make insane (deranged by the tragic events).
3 disturb; interrupt.
Derivatives:
derangement n.
Etymology: F d{eacute}ranger (as DE-, rang RANK(1))
Oxford English vocab. Оксфордский английский словарь. 2012