DERANGE Copy link • DERANGEturbare; conturbare; perturbare (to put in disorder; conturbare and perturbare are also equivalent to, to make amazed): miscere; permiscere (figuratively, to throw in disorder one with another): confundere (to cast together; thence, figuratively, to throw together into one mass, and thereby put into disorder; equivalent to, to make amazed or confused): to derange the stomach, stomachum dissolvere (Plin.): to derange the hair, capillos turbare; the order of battle, aciem implicare; ordines aciei conturbare, or perturbare, or confundere; anybody’s plans, rationes alicui (omnes) conturbare: to derange everything, omnia perturbare or miscere: to derange the order of things, perturbare rerum ordinem (Cic.). To disorder the intellect, mentem turbare, alienare (to make crazed).