Unarranged

Pronunciation: /ʌnəˈreɪndʒd/

Definitions of unarranged

adjective describing something that has not been put in a specific order or arrangement

Example Sentences

A1 My desk is unarranged with papers scattered everywhere.

A2 The books on the shelf were unarranged, making it difficult to find the one I needed.

B1 The unarranged schedule caused confusion among the team members.

B2 The unarranged seating at the event led to some guests feeling uncomfortable.

C1 The unarranged files in the office needed to be sorted and organized for better efficiency.

C2 The unarranged layout of the store made it challenging for customers to navigate and find products.

Examples of unarranged in a Sentence

formal The unarranged documents made it difficult to find the necessary information.

informal I can't find anything in this unarranged mess of papers.

slang The unarranged party turned into chaos real quick.

figurative His thoughts were unarranged, like a jumbled puzzle waiting to be solved.

Grammatical Forms of unarranged

• past tense: unarranged
• plural: unarranged
• comparative: more unarranged
• superlative: most unarranged
• present tense: unarrange
• future tense: will unarrange
• perfect tense: have unarranged
• continuous tense: is unarranging
• singular: unarranged
• positive degree: unarranged
• infinitive: to unarrange
• gerund: unarranging
• participle: unarranged

Origin and Evolution of unarranged

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'unarranged' originated from the combination of the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and the word 'arranged' meaning 'put in a particular order'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'unarranged' has continued to be used to describe something that has not been put in a specific order or sequence.