Orderless

Pronunciation: /ˈɔrdərləs/

Definitions of orderless

adjective describing something that lacks order or organization

Example Sentences

A1 The toys in the box were all orderless.

A2 Her desk was a mess, with papers and books in an orderless pile.

B1 The disorganized files made it difficult to find the necessary documents.

B2 The chaotic kitchen was filled with orderless pots and pans.

C1 The lack of structure in the company's management led to an orderless work environment.

C2 The artist's abstract paintings were intentionally orderless, allowing viewers to interpret them in their own way.

Examples of orderless in a Sentence

formal The orderless stack of papers on the desk needs to be organized.

informal I can't find anything in this orderless mess!

slang Her room is so orderless, it's like a tornado went through it.

figurative His thoughts were orderless, jumping from one idea to the next without any coherence.

Grammatical Forms of orderless

• past tense: orderlessed
• plural: orderlesses
• comparative: more orderless
• superlative: most orderless
• present tense: orderless
• future tense: will be orderless
• perfect tense: have been orderless
• continuous tense: is being orderless
• singular: orderless
• positive degree: orderless
• infinitive: to be orderless
• gerund: being orderless
• participle: orderlessing

Origin and Evolution of orderless

First Known Use: 1500 year

Language of Origin: Old French and Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'orderless' is derived from the Old French word 'ordreless' which came from the Latin word 'ordo' meaning 'order'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something lacking order or organization, the word 'orderless' has evolved to also convey a sense of chaos or disorderliness.