| The bottom line is that a shock deflation will put many people out of work and discombobulate the economy. |
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| After wandering around the altered room, I felt as if I was in a fairground funhouse where floors and walls are designed to discombobulate. |
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| Variety's the spice of life, but jumping from one thing to another this week will completely discombobulate you and everyone else. |
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| If you choose not to do that, be prepared to discombobulate four lives and take your chances of it working out well or badly. |
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| How splendid to discombobulate the Democrats by waving Old Glory in their faces. |
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| This time around, voters are likely to discombobulate the pro-EU mainstream in Strasbourg and Brussels, the union's legislative capital. |
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| Urban protest groups can discombobulate business districts, as the Occupy movement did in New York and as the demonstrators in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro risk doing. But the new trend is nevertheless welcome. |
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