Disorder

What do we mean by disorder?

A lack of order or regular arrangement; confusion. noun

A breach of civic order or peace; a public disturbance. noun

An ailment that affects the function of mind or body. noun

To throw into confusion or disarray. transitive verb

To disturb the normal physical or mental health of; derange. transitive verb

To destroy or derange the order of; derange; disturb the regular disposition or arrangement of; throw into confusion; disarrange; confuse.

To derange the physical or mental health of; bring into a morbid condition of body or mind; indispose.

To produce mental disturbance in; unsettle the mind of; perturb; agitate.

To derange the natural or regular functions of; throw out of order or balance; unsettle the normal condition of: as, to disorder one's liver; his mind is disordered.

To depose from holy orders.

In logic, disagreement with every conceivable general rule whatever. noun

Lack of order or regular arrangement; irregularity; indiscriminate distribution; confusion: as, the troops were thrown into disorder; the papers are in disorder. noun

Tumult; disturbance of the peace of society; breach of public order or law. noun

Neglect of rule; disregard of conventionality. noun

Morbid irregularity, disturbance, or interruption of the functions of the animal economy or of the mind; physical or mental derangement; properly, a diseased state of either mind or body that does not wholly disable the faculties; but it is often applied more comprehensively. noun

A specific or particular case of disorder; a disease; a derangement, mental or physical: as, gout is a painful disorder. noun

Mental perturbation; temporary excitement or discomposure; agitation. noun

Synonyms Disarrangement, disorganization, disarray, jumble. noun

Commotion, turbulence, riotousness. noun

4 and Illness, ailment, complaint, malady. noun

Absence of order; state of not being arranged in an orderly manner.

A disturbance of civic peace or of public order.

A physical or mental malfunction.

Words that are spelled similarly to disorder:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word disorder:
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Words that rhyme with disorder:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe disorder:
mental, bipolar, compulsive, psychiatric, posttraumatic, depressive, affective, traumatic, borderline, major, common, rare, generalized, chronic, autosomal, genetic, primary, antisocial, serious, severe, recessive, underlying, developmental, nervous, functional, psychological, multiple, civil, emotional, deficit, obsessive, neurological, dissociative, autistic, psychotic, dominant, organic, schizoaffective, acute, internal, dysthymic, related, panic, hereditary, delusional, seasonal, narcissistic, progressive, sexual, wild, linked, defiant, obsessivecompulsive, oppositional, systemic, pervasive, neurologic, avoidant, inflammatory, congenital, paranoid, schizotypal, factitious, endocrine, familial, complex, comorbid, dysmorphic, tic, apparent, dependent, schizophrenic, induced, neurotic, degenerative, uncommon, schizoid, psychosomatic, convulsive, behavioral, lymphoproliferative, histrionic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective disorder:
hell, relations, order, henry, specific.

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