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Disarranged

adjective
1.
Having the arrangement disturbed; not in order.



Disarrange

verb
(past & past part. disarranged; pres. part. disarranging)
1.
Destroy the arrangement or order of.
2.
Disturb the arrangement of.



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"Disarranged" Quotes from Famous Books



... astonished never more than a minute at a time, immediately recovered. His toilet was somewhat disarranged, and the back of his head a crow's nest, but, nevertheless, he placed a hand over his heart and ...
— The Puppet Crown • Harold MacGrath

... world, that, in his abstraction, he unwarily laid his hand on the cock of the urn. Quivering with emotion, he gave it such an unlucky twist, that the full stream of its scalding contents descended on the gingerbread hide of the unlucky Cupid. The confusion was complete; the whole economy of the table disarranged—the company broke up in most admired disorder—and "vulgar minds will never know" anything more of Miss Simpkinson's ode till they peruse ...
— Humorous Ghost Stories • Dorothy Scarborough

... were not vexatious enough, her plans were disarranged in another and more important particular. Mrs. Sylvester's manicure had set up a small establishment for herself, and admitted as partner a certain chiropodist named Boone. The two artists felt that by sharing expenses they might increase profits, ...
— Marm Lisa • Kate Douglas Wiggin

... in the midst of affairs thus disarranged that on a morning three days before the rising of Parliament the Royal Council met, and awaited with official calm the advent of its ...
— King John of Jingalo - The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties • Laurence Housman

... to tidiness. Neither will I give you the full account of how we packed. How our preparations began at once, and were only stopped by the necessity of setting off when the day arrived. How we emptied all our drawers and cupboards, and disarranged both our bookshelves; and, in making ready for the life of order and tidiness we were to live abroad, passed that week at home with our room in such chaos as it had never been before. How we prepared against an amount of spare time, that experience eventually teaches ...
— Mrs. Overtheway's Remembrances • Juliana Horatia Ewing


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