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Meanings of unorganized in English
Not having or belonging to a structured whole.
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Usage of unorganized in English
1
The species from organized and unorganized emissions of formaldehyde manufacturing differed significantly.
2
The great mass of the workers-includingchildren and women-areunskilled and unorganized.
3
Life, even in the lowest forms, cannot be produced from unorganized matter.
4
The whole column became an unorganized crowd, pressing toward the old camps.
5
The rough Ashlar is the PEOPLE, as a mass, rude and unorganized.
6
Among unorganized forces, possibly the independent producers were as effective as any.
7
Exception must be made, of course, of the unorganized sports of childhood.
8
Most of them were so scared and unorganized they were beyond help.
9
Everything in the area left in an utterly unorganized, uncatalogued condition.
10
The kindness of the Dutch-asyet personal, unorganized endeavor-wasbeyond conception.
11
That is the difference between a community and an unorganized population.
12
It was typical, nevertheless, of the sudden, impulsive uprising of the unorganized everywhere.
13
The statesman must look to this largely unorganized drift of desire.
14
With little boys they are unorganized manifestations of mere physical activity.
15
Are there not in Asia unorganized races which attack our boundaries?
16
There was not a united Ethiopia, but a great crowd of unorganized people.
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