Definition of 'disorganized'
regional note: in BRIT, also use disorganised
1. adjective
Something that is disorganized is in a confused state or is badly planned or managed.
A report by the state prosecutor described the police action as confused and disorganised.
He has helped to transform the party from a disorganised, demoralised rabble into
a force which must again be taken seriously.
2. adjective
My boss is completely disorganised.
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Word Frequency
disorganized or disorganised (dɪsˈɔːɡəˌnaɪzd)
adjective
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Example sentences containing 'disorganized'
`Never worked on such a disorganized movie," he flung over his shoulder at the breathless production coordinator.
THE SOUND OF MURDERThe girl was very pretty in a disorganized sort of way, and she was trying her best to make an impression.
YELLOW BIRDTrends of 'disorganized'
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Translations for 'disorganized'
British English: disorganized ADJECTIVE
Something that is disorganized is in a confused state or is badly planned or managed.A report by the state prosecutor described the police action as confused and disorganized.
Something that is disorganized is in a confused state or is badly planned or managed.A report by the state prosecutor described the police action as confused and disorganized.
- Brazilian Portuguese: desorganizado
- Chinese: 混乱无序的
- European Spanish: desorganizado desorganizada
- French: désorganisé désorganisée
- German: chaotisch
- Italian: disorganizzato disorganizzata
- Japanese: まとまりのない
- Korean: 혼란스러운
- Portuguese: desorganizado desorganizada
- Spanish: desorganizado desorganizada
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