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noun a state of disarray or lack of organization

adjective disorganized

• The disorganization of the files made it difficult to find the necessary information.
• I can't stand the disorganization in this office, it's driving me crazy.
• The party was a hot mess, total disorganization everywhere.
• Her mind was in a state of disorganization, unable to focus on anything.

noun the act of arranging or putting in order

verb to arrange or put in order

• It is important to organize your thoughts before presenting your ideas.
• Let's organize a study group for the upcoming exam.
• I need to organize my closet, it's a hot mess.
• She always knows how to organize a chaotic situation.

verb to arrange or adjust something in a straight or orderly manner

adverb in a straight or orderly manner

• The teacher had to put straight the misunderstanding between the students.
• I had to put straight my messy room before my parents came home.
• She told him to put straight his attitude or she would leave him.
• The therapist helped her put straight her thoughts and emotions after the traumatic event.

adjective adjective describes a noun or pronoun, in this case, cluttered describes something that is messy or disorganized

• The office space was cluttered with paperwork and files, making it difficult to find anything.
• My bedroom is so cluttered with clothes and shoes, I can barely walk around in it.
• I can't focus in a cluttered room, it's too distracting.
• Her mind felt cluttered with worries and anxieties, making it hard for her to think clearly.

noun a humorous term combining 'floor' and 'wardrobe' to describe a pile of clothes or items scattered on the floor instead of being put away in a wardrobe

• The state of her room was so messy that it resembled a floordrobe.
• I can never find anything in my floordrobe of a bedroom.
• I need to clean up my floordrobe before my friends come over.
• His mind was like a floordrobe, cluttered with thoughts and distractions.