disarrange (Meaning)

Wordnet

disarrange (v)

destroy the arrangement or order of

disturb the arrangement of

Webster

To unsettle or disturb the order or due arrangement of; to throw out of order.

The mischievous child disarranged the neatly stacked books on the shelf, leaving a chaotic mess.
The strong wind disarranged the carefully arranged hair, causing strands to fly in different directions.
The unruly crowd disarranged the orderly queue, leading to confusion and chaos.
The earthquake's violent tremors disarranged the furniture in the room, leaving chairs and tables overturned.
The careless worker disarranged the organized files, making it difficult to locate the necessary documents.
The artist deliberately disarranged the elements of the painting, creating a fragmented and abstract composition.
The student's messy handwriting disarranged the words on the page, making it difficult to decipher the meaning.
The unexpected power outage disarranged the carefully planned schedule, causing disruptions and inconveniences.
The disorganized traveler hastily packed their suitcase, disarranging their belongings and making it challenging to find essential items.
The unpredictable weather conditions disarranged the outdoor event, forcing organizers to make last-minute changes and adjustments.

destroy the arrangement or order of, disturb the arrangement ofTo unsettle or disturb the order or due arrangement of; to throw out of order.

confuse,disrupt, disturb, dislocate,shuffle, tousle, disorder, tumble, derange, discompose

order, straighten (up), dispose, order, array, arrange,organize, marshal, draw up, regulate

The mischievous child disarranged the neatly stacked books on the shelf, leaving a chaotic mess.

The strong wind disarranged the carefully arranged hair, causing strands to fly in different directions.

The unruly crowd disarranged the orderly queue, leading to confusion and chaos.

The earthquake's violent tremors disarranged the furniture in the room, leaving chairs and tables overturned.