unorder (Meaning)
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unorder (v. t.)
To countermand an order for.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unorder
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unorder Sentence Examples
- The room was in a state of disarray, with books and clothes scattered unorderly on the floor.
- The guests arrived at the party unorderly, some coming early while others trickled in throughout the evening.
- The files were stacked unorderly in the cabinet, making it difficult to find the one I needed.
- The unorderly nature of the data made it challenging to conduct a proper analysis.
- My thoughts raced unorderly through my mind, leaving me feeling confused and overwhelmed.
- The garden was a riot of unorderly colors, with flowers of every hue blooming in abundance.
- The traffic flowed unorderly at the intersection, with cars weaving in and out of lanes.
- The students' desks were piled high with unorderly stacks of papers and books.
- The unorderly arrangement of the furniture made the room look cluttered and uninviting.
- The unorderly withdrawal of funds from my account raised suspicions of financial wrongdoing.
FAQs About the word unorder
To countermand an order for.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The room was in a state of disarray, with books and clothes scattered unorderly on the floor.
The guests arrived at the party unorderly, some coming early while others trickled in throughout the evening.
The files were stacked unorderly in the cabinet, making it difficult to find the one I needed.
The unorderly nature of the data made it challenging to conduct a proper analysis.
