Disorganised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISORGANISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISORGANISE, to remove organisation from, also DISORGANIZE
• disrupt the systematic order or functioning of
ADJECTIVE:
• lacking order or methodical arrangement or function

Words related to DISORGANISED

disorganise13

How to use DISORGANISED in a sentence

• Occasionally a disorganised rush to escape would be made.
• The Mantuans, already disorganised by the unaccountable disappearance of the Executive, were entirely irresolute what to do.
• He is certainly disorganised and probably without good generalship.
• Having disorganised the Russian military machine, Germany sent her agents to continue the disorder and prevent recovery.
• But this design, owing to the disorganised state of affairs, was never carried into execution.
• Everywhere bayonets began to glimmer through the smoke and dust, as the disorganised squadrons rallied and galloped eastward, seeking vainly for shelter to reform.
• Everywhere manufacture, trade and transit has been disorganised, disturbed or destroyed.
• It reminded me of a regatta or a somewhat disorganised fleet with ships of very unequal speed.
• It cost us over an hour and disorganised our party.
• The industry and the finance could not allow themselves to be disorganised by the ambitions of an idle class, or even the aspirations, whatever they might be, of the masses.
• Hamilton was never at home at this hour, but I had not reckoned on the disorganised state of the house, or the difference my brief absence would make in the usual routine.
• You must remember that we were hotly pursuing a disorganised foe.
• Before the disorganised Turks were fully alive to their advance they had reached the historic pass of Beth-Horon.
• It was better, in his opinion, that Ballymoy should suffer, than that his own house should be haunted on Sundays and his office disorganised on week-days by Mr.
• He knew that his troops were disorganised, that sleeplessness, fasting, bad weather, and disaster must have weakened their morale.
• The other company reached the place utterly done up and disorganised.
• The British, thinking that their work was over, left their cover and rushed towards the various inlets in a careless, disorganised fashion.
• The English nation has been disorganised no more than as they were affected by the transport of these men and material.
• He had to deal with a huge disorganised, moving mass, composed of many nationalities.
• So much courage, so much magnitude, so much sorrow, so much exchange, so many mingled interstices and so many meadows why is the exchange perfect, it is so disorganised.
• The industries selected were those in which the employes, though numerous, are hopelessly disorganised and unable to make a bargain for themselves.

Similar words containing ORGANIS without suffix ed and without prefix dis

organise9 organism11 organist9 organised11 organiser10 organises10 organisms12 organists10 organisers11 organising12 organismal13 organismic15 reorganise11 disorganise13 inorganised13 organisable14 organisings13 organistrum14 outorganise12 reorganised13 reorganiser12 reorganises12 unorganised13 disorganiser14 disorganises14 organisation13 organismally18 organistrums15 outorganised14 outorganises13 overorganise16 reorganisers13 reorganising14 disorganisers15 disorganising16 microorganism20 organisations14 outorganising15 overorganised18 overorganises17 superorganism18 inorganisation15 microorganisms21 organisability20 organisational15 organismically22 overorganising19 reorganisation15 superorganisms19 disorganisation17 inorganisations16 reorganisations16 suborganisation18

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