Disordered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISORDERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISORDER, to disarrange
• disrupt the systematic functioning or neat arrangement of
• disrupt the normal functioning of
NOUN:
• a state of confusion
• the breakdown of peaceful and law-abiding public behaviour
• an illness that disrupts normal physical or mental functions
ADJECTIVE:
• Thrown into disorder; deranged; as, a disordered house, judgment.
• Disorderly.
• thrown into a state of disarray or confusion
• lacking orderly continuity
• not arranged in order
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put out of order

Words related to DISORDERED

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How to use DISORDERED in a sentence

• The sigh which broke from her lips as this terror subsided, brought my disordered thoughts to a focus.
• Added to these discords, the finances were found to be in a most disordered state, and the annual deficit was fifty or sixty millions.
• I declare to you that matters are now come to such a state that it would be better to be king of a single province than of a kingdom so abandoned and disordered as this.
• If it remained where he had left it, which was likely enough in the disordered state of the household, he would drink it now.
• On a disordered, pillowless bed lay a white face with eyes closed and mouth slightly open.
• Her terrified gaze swept over the disordered room, up to the face of the man who stood there so silently, then down again to the inert woman upon the bed.
• In her disordered fancy, she visited by night the fatal ground at Weehawken, and told her friends that she crossed the river and returned before morning.
• He saw in the tree-shadows a yellow motor-car drawn up by the side of the road, and in it a beautiful, pale girl, hatless, with disordered golden hair and a torn white dress.
• It had its origin in the necessities of disordered finance, prostrate commerce, and ruined credit.
• He who knows all, can only know what hopes and fears and thoughts of deep affection were in that one disordered brain, and what a change had fallen upon the poor old man.
• Disordered health soon began to appear, and a too rapid determination of blood to the brain often deprived him of the power of much mental labor.
• The outward appearance, and a disordered opinion on matters of everyday life, are often sufficient indication of this intemperance of mind which is so grave a human failing.
• For a moment, Janet held her there, looking over the shoulders that crumbled against her thin breast, at the disordered room before her.
• If no rescue comes, the fate of women thus disordered is at last the bed.
• At last he rose and proceeded to gather up the disordered papers on the table.
• Unseen by the rapt pair, he left the conservatory, and regained his disordered room.
• It shocked him, and, shocking him more than by a thousand laboured words of explanation, it opened a window in his disordered brain.
• I acknowledged it vaguely, while the woman cast fascinated glances round the disordered room.
• I would not, continued Pantagruel, have missed the storm that hath thus disordered us, were I also to have missed the relation of these things told us by this good Macrobius.
• Every one belonging to the present expedition had been seriously disordered, and amongst the inhabitants themselves, any thing like a healthy-looking person was a rarity.
• Disordered things as well as ordered ones have an end, and when sanity returned to the mob an inventory was taken of the drive-hunt.
• McCabe, to find Damaris talking, talking wildly, sitting up, parched and vivid with fever, in the disordered bed.
• In any form it is inexplicable, save so far as the apparent fact that his mind was somewhat disordered can be taken as an explanation.
• No! He paced the small apartment with reckless and disordered steps.
• As the ladies entered by one door, Pierre came in by the other, bringing more wood for the fire, and then proceeding to make the disordered room as tidy as he could.
• The disordered chairs themselves seemed affrighted, as if they had run, in all the senses of the word.
• In 1814 12,000 persons lost their lives on Luzon, the earth being disordered and rent in an appalling way.
• Even bookcases had not been overlooked, and stood with open doors and disordered shelves.
• The disordered spirit of Armstrong was not insensible to the charm.

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