TermGallery
English
English
Spanish
Catalan
Portuguese
Russian
Look up alternatives for...
EN
Interface language
English
Español
Català
Português
Русский
Meanings
Examples
We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Accept and close
More about cookies
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of
disheveled
in English
In disarray; extremely disorderly.
rumpled
dishevelled
tousled
frowzled
Related terms
untidy
Synonyms
Examples for "
rumpled
"
rumpled
dishevelled
tousled
frowzled
Examples for "
rumpled
"
1
Well, sir, it was a bit
rumpled
,
certainly, when I came back.
2
Still in her skirt and blouse from work,
rumpled
,
hot, running late.
3
Maybe left them heaped up on purpose, to improve their
rumpled
appearance.
4
His clothes were not badly
rumpled
;
his patent-leather boots were scarcely scratched.
5
Shirts and slacks, all were
rumpled
and worn after years of storage.
1
They turned and gazed at the pale,
dishevelled
girl in the doorway.
2
Recently photographed looking bloated and
dishevelled
,
Perry's troubles are apparently not over.
3
He is hatless and unwashed and
dishevelled
,
standing in the Blackfriars Road.
4
All were more or less
dishevelled
and filthy; but they were human.
5
The effect is brilliant but
dishevelled
-
looking
vines, the Einstein of vineyards, maybe.
1
Suddenly the
tousled
head of the operator popped out of his window.
2
He took off his hat and scratched his
tousled
head in reflection.
3
Her hair was in
tousled
strings and her face was sallow, creased.
4
Anyone expecting to see Sewell all
tousled
and sexy will be disappointed.
5
He indicated the boudoir by a movement of his somewhat
tousled
head.
1
He saw a vehement young man, powder-smeared and
frowzled
,
whom he knew to be him.
2
They entered a small stifling room where were a stove, two kitchen chairs and three
frowzled
beds in corners.
Usage of
disheveled
in English
1
Sam and Emily both look
disheveled
and have clearly been making out.
2
He was not entirely unattractive in a
disheveled
,
wild sort of way.
3
He looked even more
disheveled
than he had earlier in the day.
4
Because I am completely
disheveled
,
I don't walk through the dining room.
5
He was pale, a little
disheveled
from his hours in a cell.
6
Madeline descried a gray,
disheveled
mass of humanity packed inside the car.
7
Coatless,
disheveled
figures, my friend and I stepped out into the moonlight.
8
He emerged from the ruck a few moments later,
disheveled
but triumphant.
9
Seconds later men began to emerge, their hair unkempt, their clothes
disheveled
.
10
She brushed her
disheveled
hair from her face and looked about her.
11
I see two reservists escorting a dazed,
disheveled
-
looking
man into the building.
12
Her light soft hair was
disheveled
,
her pretty features pale and set.
13
You have traveled for three or four days, and look rather
disheveled
.
14
They passed a
disheveled
man who was considerably drier than they were.
15
They held, tightly bound with belts and bandanas, two
disheveled
little hombres.
16
His face was bruised and bleeding, his clothes
disheveled
,
his hat torn.
Other examples for "disheveled"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
disheveled
dishevel
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Frequent collocations
disheveled hair
disheveled appearance
look disheveled
disheveled man
somewhat disheveled
More collocations
Disheveled
through the time
Disheveled
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common