Disorganization is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISORGANIZATION in dictionary:

VERB:
• The act of disorganizing; destruction of system.
• The state of being disorganized; as, the disorganization of the body, or of government.
NOUN:
• the act of disorganizing, also DISORGANISATION
• lack of proper planning and control
• a condition in which an orderly system has been disrupted
• the disturbance of a systematic arrangement causing disorder and confusion
• the act of disorganizing
• inability to plan one's activities or affairs efficiently
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to destroy or interrupt the orderly structure or function of

Words that contain DISORGANIZATION

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How to use DISORGANIZATION in a sentence

• The rapid conquests of Prince Maurice in Brabant and Flanders were scarcely less mortifying than the total disorganization into which those two provinces had fallen.
• In Rousseau we are called to look rather at the fearful amount of evil which, under such disorganization, may accompany the good.
• The whole country is in a state of disorganization almost inconceivable.
• Taking advantage of the disorganization and anarchy prevailing in the Ottoman Empire the Servian people rose in a body against their oppressors in January, 1804.
• Really, Miss Sadie is the epitome of disorganization, she muttered, seeing the jumble.
• On both sides, indeed, the disorganization of the armies was great.
• These symptoms and the disorganization which was coming to a head throughout the whole kingdom made the dauphin think that the moment had arrived for him to seize the reins again.
• An exception to the general disorganization was observed by the victors, not unlike to an incident which we have seen mentioned in an account of the Bull Run flight.
• But in various quarters there has been enough of it, and the consequent disorganization of at least one free and easy regiment is no more than might have been expected.
• The disorganization of the Whig party was materially increased and hastened by the failure, two years before, to make Lincoln a Senator.
• Be that as it may, it had a powerful effect in producing the evils that we now suffer, and our strong tendencies to social disorganization.
• Encouraged by the disorganization of their enemies, the Persians crossed the frontier, and threatened Constantina, which was however saved by Germanus.
• This story suggests the idea of a complete and general disorganization.
• The disorganization of the Persian Empire became very manifest during this period.
• The most astonishing anarchy and disorganization characterized the administration of the food-supply.
• And the Revolution will need the efforts of many to overcome the disorganization left her as a heritage by these robbers and executioners.
• Sweep aside everything that weakens your fighting power, that brings into the army disorganization and loss of spirit.
• The disorganization was so complete, that when the commissioners from the new Government came to St.
• Billie Threewit had known for some time that this man was an element of disorganization in the company.
• On his return he found everything in a complete state of confusion and disorganization.
• Its finances were in a state of frightful disorganization.
• After the disorganization of the Fenian Brotherhood, the idea of revolution languished until revived by the founding of the Clan-na-Gael by Jerome J.
• It can stand every thing but disorganization, disunion, and nullification.
• The result of such a combination would have been disorganization and defeat.
• Furthermore, there was trouble and disorganization among the men still remaining in the department.
• He had to take the time and the trouble to break the new man in, and the company had to share the losses resulting from disorganization until the new foreman was installed.
• It is those who flee, those who fail in duty, that cause disorganization.
• In a word, western civilization has organized and coordinated, but in the process it has sowed the seeds of disorganization and chaos.
• This disorganization with Korean Won and money in general was what he knew to be a microcosm of wanting to depart from all social situations.
• Yes, that accounts for the strange disorganization of the household.
• One serious effect of the conflagration was the general disorganization of the telegraph system.
• The Union had been preserved but the disorganization of the Southern States was complete.
• The liver was very small, in its colour natural, firm in its texture, and every way free from the smallest appearance of disorganization.
• They were, however, almost in a state of disorganization, and manifested but little ardor in entering upon this new duty.

Similar words containing ORGANIZA without suffix tion and without prefix dis

organizable23 organization22 organizations23 inorganization24 organizability29 organizational24 reorganization24 inorganizations25 reorganizations25 suborganization27 antiorganizatio25 organizationall25 interorganizati25 reorganizationa25 organizationally29 antiorganization26 suborganizations28 disorganizations27 reorganizational26 antiorganizations27 interorganizational29

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