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Meanings of disorganised in English

Portuguese
desorganizado

Lacking order or methodical arrangement or function.

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desorganizado
Usage of disorganised in English
1
But it was the very slightness of these bibelots that disorganised me.
Certain Personal Matters
2
And there was the closeness to Stanley, who was so completely disorganised.
The Irish Times
3
Scrappy wins kept saving him but the football was lethargic and disorganised.
The Guardian
4
This can mean the difference between great success and disorganised chaos.
BBC
5
In a few seconds the orderly line of animals and riders became disorganised.
The Guardian
6
I mean it was very, very disorganised, said American Alex Beach.
Reuters
7
Locker Room: There are unsuspected pleasures that come with being untidy and disorganised.
The Irish Times
8
The other company reached the place utterly done up and disorganised.
Quit Your Worrying!
9
Broken and disorganised, the beaten A'ana people dispersed in parties large and small.
The Call of the South / 1908
10
The English were thumped horribly, reduced to a disorganised husk of a team.
The Irish Times
11
There's a lot of drinking at Russian weddings, so it was fairly disorganised.
The Guardian
12
It is thoroughly disorganised, and at any moment may side with the people.
Paddy Finn
13
That placed strain on one of the most disorganised defences in the league.
The Guardian
14
No wonder, I thought, the shock had disorganised my whole brain.
Recalled to Life
15
You must remember that we were hotly pursuing a disorganised foe.
Adventures of a Despatch Rider
16
This disorganised, bamboozled and oft-daydreaming writer needs a show like that.
The Guardian
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Translations for disorganised
Portuguese
desorganizado
Disorganised through the time
Disorganised across language varieties
United Kingdom
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