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Meanings of disorganize in inglês
Sinônimos
Examples for "disorganise"
Examples for "disorganise"
1
To part with you is impossible; it would disorganise all my plans and hopes.
2
It was disgraceful, he told himself, that any misadventure should so disorganise the line.
3
The effect as yet of these marching battalions has been to disorganise the existing battalions.
4
They will commonly demoralise and disorganise the business conduct of an affair in about a fortnight.
5
Kindly expecting that the things that would not be lasting would be disappearing they did not disorganise exhibiting something.
Usage of disorganize in inglês
1
Maupeou had re-established parliament, changing its members; Lamoignon wished to disorganize it.
2
It will disorganize all the summer reliefs, but we can't help that.
3
I mean... my dear old man... if we could absolutely disorganize them-
4
Pounding can also help disorganize and thus tenderize mantles and arms.
5
They have been able to disorganize labor, and to alarm capital.
6
The advantage of prudes is that they disorganize the human race.
7
We could not possibly disorganize the whole of our fast traffic.
8
Few diseases can so disorganize a household and distress its members.
9
Evidently movement through the time-river had a tendency to disorganize a man's memories.
10
Let us disorganize their plans, foster their separate interests, and we gain every thing.
11
If we reject and spurn them, we do our utmost to disorganize and disperse them.
12
Any of you ought to admit that Gulden's kind of work will disorganize a gang.
13
Crush monopoly, and you abolish competition, and you disorganize the workshop, and you sow dissolution everywhere.
14
If we now reject and spurn them, we do our utmost to disorganize and disperse them.
15
Now, if we reject and spurn them, we do our utmost to disorganize and disperse them.
16
If the princes do not know anything about them, which is usually the case, they disorganize them.
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Disorganize through the time