Pronunciation: /dɪs.əˈreɪndʒ/
verb to disturb the arrangement or order of something
A1 The child accidentally disarranged the toys on the shelf.
A2 I disarranged my schedule to accommodate the unexpected meeting.
B1 The burglar disarranged the contents of the drawers while searching for valuables.
B2 The strong winds disarranged the neatly arranged garden furniture.
C1 The prankster disarranged the office supplies as a practical joke.
C2 The detective suspected foul play when she found the crime scene disarranged.
formal The intruder had clearly been in the house, as everything was disarranged.
informal My little brother loves to disarrange my room when I'm not looking.
slang I can't believe you disarranged the whole party with your drama.
figurative The unexpected news completely disarranged my plans for the weekend.
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