1. The state of being thrown in to confusion or perplexity or the condition of being bothered by uncertainty and doubt: In spite the appearance of her outward calmness, Susana's discombobulation was evident as she couldn't explain how she backed her car into another person's vehicle.
2. Having a feeling of embarrassment that leaves a person confused and bewildered; especially, as a result of several conflicting situations, objects, or statements: Mary's complete discombobulation was evident when she was called to the front of the auditorium to receive an unexpected award.