português
desorganizado Lacking order or methodical arrangement or function.
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Examples for "disorganised"
Examples for "disorganised"
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But it was the very slightness of these bibelots that disorganised me.
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And there was the closeness to Stanley, who was so completely disorganised.
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Scrappy wins kept saving him but the football was lethargic and disorganised.
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This can mean the difference between great success and disorganised chaos.
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In a few seconds the orderly line of animals and riders became disorganised.
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Our lack of readiness and the disorganized response has set us back.
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Player's action: Gamer handily blows away small, disorganized units of brainless goons.
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The child is confused and incoherent: verbalization is generally present but disorganized.
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For someone who claims to be disorganized, Shelley Drake is quite efficient.
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But the insuperable trouble-inour disorganized state-waswant of concert of action.
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In America, in other countries, this element is rather a disorganized weakness.
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Trade and industry are disorganized and the party may never be resurrected.
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Polarized light microscopy revealed disorganized collagen bundles at the endosteal cortical surface.
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We simply must begin with and mold from disorganized and discordant elements.
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Life, disorganized almost to its foundations, has become almost impossible in Russia.
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In the meantime, the furious and disorganized enemy had just spotted him.
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It was weird to think of Lew, disorganized geek, as a boss.
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We simply must begin with, and mould from, disorganized and discordant elements.
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Cancer trials, he argued, had thus far been embarrassingly chaotic and disorganized.
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Silk, this Embassy has been pretty badly disorganized since Mr. Cumshaw's death.
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It's so huge, complex, varied-somany disorganized forces-whocan classify it-label it?
