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disarray
noun as in disorder, confusion, mess
Example Sentences
However, it will leave the city in a state of disarray.
While many conservative commentators lined up to congratulate Trump on his supposedly masterful gambit, others pointed out that Trump's hand was likely forced by economic disarray.
"But we are here to say that voters have another choice - a positive choice - instead of one of the tired old parties, or worse a party that is divisive, dishonest, in disarray," she added.
But her plans were thrown into disarray when, at 31 weeks, there was a complication.
Thousands of passengers have had their travel plans thrown into disarray after Heathrow Airport shut on Friday.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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