disorganised in English

adjective

1

not properly planned and controlled.

the campaign was hopelessly disorganized

synonyms: disorderly, disordered, unorganized, jumbled, muddled, untidy, messy, chaotic, topsy-turvy, haphazard, ragtag, in disorder, in disarray, in a mess, in a muddle, in a shambles, shambolic

adjective

• disorderly, disordered, unorganized, jumbled, muddled, untidy, messy, chaotic, topsy-turvy, haphazard, ragtag, in disorder, in disarray, in a mess, in a muddle, in a shambles, shambolic
• unmethodical, unsystematic, undisciplined, badly organized, inefficient, haphazard, careless, slapdash, sloppy, hit-and-miss

verb

• disorganize

Use "disorganised" in a sentence

1. My boss is completely disorganised.

2. 3 My boss is completely disorganised.

3. 1 The troops were dispirited and disorganised.

4. 11 The troops were dispirited and disorganised.

5. 2 The train schedule was disorganised by heavy snow - storms.

6. The train schedule was disorganised by heavy snow - storms.

7. The other is that the book is a bit repetitive and disorganised.

8. 4 He believes their disorganised state is turning off more and more prospective students.

9. However, they were put off by his rambling and disorganised sermon.

10. Make a show of fleeing, panicky and disorganised, like a whaler might.

11. 9 However, they were put off by his rambling and disorganised sermon.

12. 30 A report by the state prosecutor described the police action as confused and disorganised.

13. 7 A report by the state prosecutor described the police action as confused and disorganised.

14. He believes their disorganised state is turning off more and more prospective students.

15. The practice of criminal psychological profiling makes frequent appeal to Ataxonomic distinction between organised and disorganised offenders

16. A report by the state prosecutor described the police action as confused and disorganised.

17. Psychology Definition of Cachinnation: Unrestrained and inappropraite laughter observed in people suffering from disorganised schizophrenia.

18. 10 Mr de Klerk's people say the Congress is dragging its feet because it is too disorganised to talk.

19. The new government provoked widespread rebellion by instituting a series of far-reaching reforms in a brutal and disorganised manner.

20. Mr de Klerk's people say the Congress is dragging its feet because it is too disorganised to talk.

21. Approaching the Allied fleet in the crowded Straits, the Persians appear to have become disorganised and cramped in the narrow waters.

22. Does a disorganised clothing industry with little commercial interest in quality simply reflect our own limited needs and aspirations?

23. 5 Does a disorganised clothing industry with little commercial interest in quality simply reflect our own limited needs and aspirations?

24. 8 The new government provoked widespread rebellion by instituting a series of far-reaching reforms in a brutal and disorganised manner.

25. He has helped to transform the party from a disorganised, demoralised rabble into a force which must again be taken seriously.

26. Successful Counterattacks relied on teams maintaining possession, allowing players to move the ball in a controlled manner, allowing players off the ball to obtain good supporting positions and exploiting the opposition whilst they are vulnerable and disorganised

27. Chaotic: 1 adj completely unordered and unpredictable and confusing Synonyms: disorderly wild marked by extreme lack of restraint or control adj lacking a visible order or organization Synonyms: helter-skelter disorganised , disorganized lacking order or methodical arrangement or function adj of or relating to a sensitive dependence on initial