noun
definition
Lack of array or regular order; disorder; confusion.
definition
Confused attire; undress; dishabille.
verb
definition
To throw into disorder; to break the array of.
definition
To take off the dress of; to unrobe.
Examples of disarray in a Sentence
The strikes were enough to cause disarray among the men.
With the rest of her life in disarray, she didn't expect her apartment to look … normal.
But with Mr. Abbott's home in such disarray I'm forced to move on.
She turned to see the hall in disarray, a mist darker than night slowly creeping through the crowd.
The "Vindictive" in terrible disarray arrived there soon after 8 A.M.
The Labor party is in complete disarray over Iraq.
When your house is cluttered and you feel like things are in disarray, it's very easy to start feeling like things are out of control in many different areas of your life.
He was an excellent speaker and unabashedly told the gathering how he'd found the local sheriff's office in disarray and how it lacked up-to-date tools to deal with modern problems.
As a result, a compatible sign should bring peace, not disarray.
With the rest of her life in disarray, she didn't expect her apartment to look … normal.
The strikes were enough to disarray, if not kill, most of the men.
The Railways Bill has exposed the government's complete disarray over the strategic direction of the rail industry.
Spying this type of disorder causes the sign's equilibrium to go completely out of whack, and the native might feel so overwhelmed by the disarray that she may literally have to stand still for a moment and catch her breath.
This will allow you to see tangible benefits from your efforts and enjoy the reduced stress that comes from having at least one room that is not in disarray.
He's about to lead my demons to the underworld. With the Immortals in disarray and Death's … mistake, I can own the underworld before Rhyn can control his power enough to stop me.
No matter what, she.d be safer at the Sanctuary than at the castle, now that the Council was in disarray and the demons were plotting in the forest.
He's about to lead my demons to the underworld. With the Immortals in disarray and Death's … mistake, I can own the underworld before Rhyn can control his power enough to stop me.
The " Belle " steamer fleet struggled on, despite vessel sales and increasing financial disarray, under various owners until 1931.
Yet Gorbachev was himself a victim of the general disarray that had overtaken the Communist system.
They lost eighteen of their aircraft and the raid broke up in utter disarray although a few bombs did fall on land.
Its last period of government (1974-79) ended with the Labor in considerable ideological disarray and internal party turbulence followed in the 1980's.
You often see people admitted to hospital in real disarray, people who have given up and who have lost hope.
Losing an entire command platoon had thrown the communist offensive into total disarray.
If we cannot, then a Conservative party finally showing signs of regrouping after a decade of disarray could yet thwart our ambitions.
British regulations on cloning were thrown into disarray in November by a high court decision that current laws did not prohibit human reproductive cloning.
The bride's hair should be able to withstand all that activity without disarray.
If they are not in a state of perfect balance then, instead of harmony, there is confusion, unrest and disarray.
By March 1912, the club's finances were in such disarray that a receiver had to be called in.
Where there is management, there are transactions and displacements that accrue paperwork, paperwork which inundates your inbox, leaving your office in a state of entropic disarray.