disorganise (Meaning)

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disorganise (v)

remove the organization from

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The abrupt departure of our flight disorganised our carefully crafted travel plans.
Upon entering the teenager's room, I was met with a scene of complete disorganisation, clothes strewn across the floor and books everywhere.
Due to a system glitch, the company's financial records became disorganised and caused major discrepancies.
My mind was in a state of disorganisation after the overwhelming series of events that transpired yesterday.
The city experienced a drastic change in its traffic flow due to the disorganisation caused by road construction.
The lack of clear instructions from the manager disorganised the team's efforts, leading to a less than satisfactory outcome.
I couldn't find my passport as everything was disorganised in my luggage after the long journey.
The disorganisation and lack of proper filing made it difficult for me to locate the important document I needed.
The student felt disorganised and unprepared for the test due to inadequate study materials and lack of a structured study schedule.
The political turmoil in the country disorganised the economic and social stability that had existed for years.

remove the organization from

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The abrupt departure of our flight disorganised our carefully crafted travel plans.

Upon entering the teenager's room, I was met with a scene of complete disorganisation, clothes strewn across the floor and books everywhere.

Due to a system glitch, the company's financial records became disorganised and caused major discrepancies.

My mind was in a state of disorganisation after the overwhelming series of events that transpired yesterday.