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disconcert

verb/dɪs.kənˈsɝːt/

to disturb the self-possession or confidence of someone

The unexpected question from the audience managed to disconcert the speaker, momentarily disrupting his flow of thoughts.

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word origin — from French 'disconcerto', from Latin 'disconcertare', meaning 'to distract or confuse'.