disarranging (Meaning)

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disarranging (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Disarrange

The sudden change in plans disarranged our carefully crafted schedule.
The mischievous kitten had a knack for disarranging the meticulously arranged books on the shelf.
The loud noise disarranged my thoughts, making it difficult to focus on the task at hand.
The unexpected downpour disarranged the outdoor picnic, forcing us to seek shelter indoors.
The sudden illness of a key player disarranged the team's carefully planned strategy for the match.
The disarranged pile of clothes on the floor was a testament to my lack of organization.
The earthquake's violent tremors disarranged the furniture in the room, leaving it in a state of disarray.
The company's sudden restructuring disarranged many employees' career paths, causing uncertainty and anxiety.
The constant interruptions throughout the meeting disarranged the flow of the discussion, making it difficult to reach a conclusion.
The loss of internet connectivity disarranged the online conference, causing participants to drop out and disrupting the agenda.

of Disarrange

disturbing, confusing, shuffling,disrupting, mussing,disorganizing, tumbling, rumpling, muddling, dislocating

aligning, organizing, marshaling, classifying, tidying, classifying,arranging, ranging, straightening (up), ordering

The sudden change in plans disarranged our carefully crafted schedule.

The mischievous kitten had a knack for disarranging the meticulously arranged books on the shelf.

The loud noise disarranged my thoughts, making it difficult to focus on the task at hand.

The unexpected downpour disarranged the outdoor picnic, forcing us to seek shelter indoors.