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disorganize

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Disorganize (verb) means to throw something into disorder or chaos.

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To throw something into disorder or chaos.
"The arrival of her new baby would inevitably disorganize her life."
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Etymology

This word comes from French désorganiser, which can also be analysed as dis- + organize.

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What is the meaning of disorganize?
"disorganize" (verb) means to throw something into disorder or chaos.
What is another word for disorganize?
Other words for "disorganize" include disorganise.
What is the opposite of disorganize?
The opposite of "disorganize" is organize.

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