Definition of "disorientate" [dis•o•ri•en•tate]

• Alternative form of disorient. (verb)

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• "You have to find another bad guy, create some more paranoia to further disorientate the rabble."
• "The antonyms disorient and disorientate date from 1655 and 1704, respectively; again they are virtually synonymous."
• "Francesco Anselmi for The Wall Street Journal In an attempt to disorientate his adversary, Mr. Figueroa waves his hands."