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Meanings of unorganised in anglès

Not affiliated in a trade union.

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Not having or belonging to a structured whole.

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Examples for "unorganized"
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The species from organized and unorganized emissions of formaldehyde manufacturing differed significantly.
Pubmed
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The great mass of the workers-includingchildren and women-areunskilled and unorganized.
Woman and the New Race
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Life, even in the lowest forms, cannot be produced from unorganized matter.
Recreations in Astronomy / With Directions for Practical Experim...
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The whole column became an unorganized crowd, pressing toward the old camps.
Three Years in the Sixth Corps / A Concise Narrative of Events i...
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The rough Ashlar is the PEOPLE, as a mass, rude and unorganized.
Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Fr...
Usage of unorganised in anglès
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Bonaparte replaced an unorganised collective despotism by a perfectly organised individual despotism.
The Psychology of Revolution
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Trade unionism has withered, with the great majority of workers now entirely unorganised.
The Guardian
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The public is helpless and unorganised, and your men are in.
The Moneychangers
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The smaller towns and the agricultural population were unorganised and defenceless.
Correspondence & Conversations of Alexis de Tocqueville with Nas...
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He was overpowered by the unorganised affluence of his own imagination and intellect.
Ernest Maltravers — Volume 03
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American Samoa is listed as an unincorporated and unorganised territory.
Radio NZ
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In front and rear trudged an unorganised gang of Boers, evidently acting as escort.
Ladysmith: The Diary of a Siege
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In those days hurling was almost unknown in London, very unorganised and with no medical backup.
The Irish Times
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The digestive or unorganised ferments must not be confused with the organised ferments such as yeast.
The Chemistry of Food and Nutrition
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Corbyn inherits a parliamentary party in revolt and a determined but as yet unorganised band of followers.
The Guardian
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When the American revolt began, the Canadian colonies to the north were in an insecure and unorganised state.
The Expansion of Europe; The Culmination of Modern History
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We are a group of unorganised people from all walks of life and all religions and all ages.
The Guardian
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Before the Roman conquest the nations and tribes of the West had been in general rude, unlettered, and unorganised.
Life in the Roman World of Nero and St. Paul
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Jazzwise magazine said they were a little unorganised, which is a kind of neat way of looking at it.
The Irish Times
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The power of this kingdom, though as yet unorganised, had already begun to inspire the neighbouring states with uneasiness.
History of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Volume...
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Isolated, unorganised, unofficered, half-armed, girt by a swarm of foes, you ceased to fight, but you neither betrayed nor repented.
Thomas Davis, Selections from his Prose and Poetry
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