英 [ˌdɪskənˈsɜːtɪŋli] 美 [ˌdɪskənˈsɜːrtɪŋli]
adv. 使人窘迫地；令人仓皇失措地
in a disturbing or embarrassing manner
he drank some sherry, his eyes disconcertingly keen as he watched her
... 令人不信服 = unconvincingly 令人不安 = disconcertingly 令人不安地 = disturbingly ...
... disconcert 使仓皇失措;使困窘 详细 disconcertingly 令人仓皇失措地;使人窘迫地 详细 disconfirm 证明为不确 详细 ...
disconcerting 令人不安的；打扰人的
disconcerted 不安的；惊慌的
disconcertment 仓皇失措
disconcerted 使困惑；使仓皇失措（disconcert的过去分词）
disconcert 使仓皇失措；使困惑；破坏
She looks disconcertingly like a familiar aunt or grandmother.
她像一位熟悉的阿姨或奶奶，令人感到困惑。
Nederland is a place to relax. The area is disconcertingly quiet.
荷兰村是一个放松的好地方，十分的安静。
which, rather disconcertingly, produces a (non-)comment that looks like this
令人不安的是，这会产生像这样的（非）评论
Disconcertingly few Americans actually fit that description, at least among those who want to be truckers.
ECONOMIST: Gridlock on the rails, roads and ports of America
Both fruits reach and surpass their peak disconcertingly quickly, between late spring and mid-summer.
Even by the standards of most big American cities, Oklahoma City's centre is still disconcertingly empty.