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Meanings of disarrayed in English
Usage of disarrayed in English
1
Ruth sat up in her hammock and smoothed her disarrayed blonde hair.
2
A garment was laid over the disarrayed covers of a crude cot.
3
His salt-and-pepper hair was disarrayed and his skin looked grayer than usual.
4
The windup lies inert, clothes slashed and disarrayed, eyes closed, panting rapidly.
5
Kesseley had carried a sobbing, disarrayed Lady Sara in his arms through London.
6
And the household and the company arose to meet Peredur, and disarrayed him.
7
His hair was way too long and wildly disarrayed, almost spiky.
8
It was half-empty and the clothes were disarrayed and tumbled.
9
Eagle valiantly sleeked her disarrayed hair, the breast under her bodice still heaving and sobbing.
10
Except for wildly disarrayed hair and the excitement in her eyes, she looked normal enough.
11
His face and hands were wrinkled and spotted, his hair a disarrayed tousle of grey.
12
They both watched him pick his way through the disarrayed chairs scattered in the empty room.
13
Another man might look disarrayed in such a state, but Robbie Dun Dhoone looked like a king.
14
The fair Aurelia was flushed and disarrayed.
15
They wore a variety of torn clothing and disarrayed cosmetics that spanned many decades if not centuries.
16
It had become disarrayed in the struggle.