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Meanings of disarranged in English
Having the arrangement disturbed; not in order.
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Usage of disarranged in English
1
His entrance disarranged the attention of the senior Latiners of the sixth.
2
Of course this new apparition quite disarranged the plans of the hunters.
3
Her hair was disarranged, and there was a great deal of it.
4
He disarranged his bed that his sleepless night might not excite comment.
5
Dashing through the apartment with fur disarranged, she seemed terrified of something.
6
Nevertheless she seated herself, patting nervously at a disarranged strand of hair.
7
It is quite a moist cream, readily disarranged, easily smoothed flat again.
8
She had disarranged her coverings, and her limbs gleamed in the moonlight.
9
Her garment was disarranged, her beautiful hair spread over her white shoulders.
10
Excuse me, madame, but I think your wearing apparel is becoming disarranged.
11
Very serious, indeed-theone thing upon earth which could have disarranged my plans.
12
The investigation which the apparatus had gone through had probably disarranged the wires.
13
The actual eggs are where they always were, though they are slightly disarranged.
14
This violent proceeding disarranged the turban out of which fell the black stone.
15
In going quickly through the room, they had disarranged a table.
16
Here I washed the arm at the fountain, and smoothed my disarranged clothing.
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