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disarray

[dis-uh-rey] / ˌdɪs əˈreɪ /


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The victory leaves Miami just one win away from completing a remarkable transformation after a season that appeared to be unraveling in disarray earlier in the campaign following after a string of defeats.

From Barron's

Some disarray was to be expected, even inevitable, in the story’s latter half.

From Salon

While the rest of the house was in disarray, the room where she was found was almost spotless.

From Los Angeles Times

There is an English perception that Australia are old and in disarray, yet they remain a fabulous cricket team.

From BBC

The first Ashes Test is only days away and I am hearing a lot of talk about the Australia team supposedly being in disarray over selection decisions.

From BBC