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Meanings of disarrangement in English

Spanish
desorganización

A condition in which an orderly system has been disrupted.

desorganización
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Examples for "disorganization"
Examples for "disorganization"
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There was no difference on the negative or disorganization dimension between groups.
Pubmed
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The disorganization of the ancient Celtic constitution has already been sufficiently described.
A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the E...
3
The disorganization of the Persian Empire became very manifest during this period.
The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 5: ...
4
The result of such a combination would have been disorganization and defeat.
George Washington, Volume I
5
The combined fire increased their disorganization, and it now turned into disorder.
A Life of Gen. Robert E. Lee
1
Serendipity and disorganisation are far better travelling companions than planning and speed.
The Guardian
2
Well home remodelling might be the way out of your disorganisation quagmire.
The South African
3
Yedlin reached the ball first and City were punished for their disorganisation.
The Guardian
4
The orderly tech expert in him seems to find the disorganisation baffling.
The Guardian
5
He said the breach indicated disorganisation in dealing with private information.
Radio NZ
Usage of disarrangement in English
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The slightest disarrangement of the natural order of things caught his eye.
Last of the Great Scouts: The Life Story of William F. Cody ["Bu...
2
The arms of the knight were also bloody, and in disarrangement.
Waverley Novels — Volume 12
3
The floor was littered with clothes in various states of disarrangement and confusion.
The Wide, Wide World
4
Charlie looked coldly at Sybilla, registered the disarrangement of her dress.
The thirteenth tale: a novel
5
To get at the seat of trouble necessitated considerable disarrangement of the motor's parts.
Air Service Boys over the Atlantic; Or, The Longest Flight on Re...
6
Others affected a poetic disarrangement of collar, and fantastic beards.
Who Cares? A Story of Adolescence
7
There must be, he said, some internal disarrangement which would soon clear itself up.
The Valley of Silent Men: A Story of the Three River Country
8
The appearance of new interests and complaints means disarrangement and confusion to the older equilibrium.
Darkwater: Voices from Within the Veil
9
His eyes showed no weariness, his clothing no disarrangement.
The Abandoned Room
10
In spite of smallness of scale, ignoble material, disarrangement and decay, the work is still striking.
Essays on Life, Art and Science
11
Two evenings later, to the total disarrangement of his dinner-hour, Mr. Raunham appeared at Owen's door.
Desperate Remedies
12
The disarrangement of the buildings, however, merely typified the incongruous and illogical disorganization of the people themselves.
Born Again
13
This rule is a binding one, as the non-arrival of an expected guest produces disarrangement of plans.
Our Deportment / Or the Manners, Conduct and Dress of the Most R...
14
A momentary disarrangement necessarily accompanies all progress.
Sophisms of the Protectionists
15
It argued some sudden collapse of her whole system of morals, some fundamental disarrangement of the entire machine.
A Man's Woman
16
There were no signs of struggle, only the disarrangement of the sheets while Teller strove to revive her.
The red door
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Translations for disarrangement
Disarrangement through the time