Pronunciation: /ʌnˈɔːrɡəˌnaɪzd/
adjective not arranged or structured in a systematic way
A1 My desk is unorganized with papers scattered everywhere.
A2 The meeting agenda was unorganized and difficult to follow.
B1 The company's filing system is unorganized, making it hard to find important documents.
B2 The unorganized layout of the website made it difficult for users to navigate.
C1 The unorganized nature of the project management led to missed deadlines and confusion.
C2 The unorganized chaos of the event planning committee resulted in a disastrous outcome.
adverb in a disorganized manner
A1 She always leaves her room unorganized.
A2 The files on his desk were unorganized and messy.
B1 The team's approach to the project was unorganized and chaotic.
B2 The company's filing system was unorganized, causing confusion among employees.
C1 The event planning committee was criticized for their unorganized execution of the conference.
C2 The lack of clear leadership led to an unorganized and inefficient work environment.
formal The unorganized nature of the company's filing system made it difficult to locate important documents.
informal I can't find anything in this unorganized mess of a room.
slang Her backpack is so unorganized, she can never find anything in it.
figurative His thoughts were unorganized, like a jumble of puzzle pieces that didn't quite fit together.
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