Discomposure
/ˌdɪskəmˈpəʊʒər/
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Pro Tip 1/3Emotional impact
Discomposure often indicates a strong emotional response, showing one is deeply affected. 
The news of the scandal left the mayor in a state of discomposure.
Pro Tip 2/3Social situations
Used when someone's usual composure is disturbed in a social context, for example, during a public speaking event. 
Faced with the unexpected crowd, his discomposure was evident.
Pro Tip 3/3Control versus loss
Discomposure can imply a struggle to maintain control in a challenging situation. 
Despite her discomposure, she tried to answer all the questions calmly.
Compare with
AgitationConfusionDisturbanceEaseEmbarrassFlusterPerturbationUpset
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