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The state of being disorganized or in disarray
“Downsizing can result in an increase in additional responsibilities that used to belong to others, and that can cause an explosion of disorganization in the office.”
The state of being ineffective at a given task due being disorganized
“The play on the field reflected the disorganization and unclear power distribution between the coaching staff and owner.”
A lack of coordination or organization in handling a task
“The main theme of difficulties encountered by efforts to recover food waste is an inconsistency and disorganization between the parties involved.”
An absence of any form of political authority or government
“In thickly settled nations with few dormant resources, a long war usually produces industrial disorganization and financial exhaustion.”
The state or quality of being incoherent or unintelligible
“The defendant exhibited disorganization in his speech, irritability, and an exaggerated belief in his ability to represent himself.”
Lacking in coherent logic or sense
“Between these violently alternating states of hope and despair and the overall sense of mindless disorganization, the mourner begins to experience a deep and pervasive sadness.”
The act of disrupting or causing disorder
A situation of panic or disorder
The state or quality of not being consistent, steady or organized
A sudden failure of an institution or undertaking
An untidy collection of things lying about
Lack of preciseness in thought or communication
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