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disarray
noun as in disorder, confusion, mess
Example Sentences
For the first time in recent memory, headlines are proclaiming that “Republicans are in disarray” rather than Democrats.
Lecornu’s benighted tenure—the shortest in the history of France’s modern Fifth Republic—is a measure of how a political system that was once a cornerstone of stability in Europe has fallen into disarray.
PARIS—President Emmanuel Macron is moving to name a new prime minister rather than calling snap elections, an approach that buys time for the country’s political establishment to pull France out of its fiscal disarray.
Such an ego can only mean disorder and disarray will follow, and “Family Meal” delivers.
Baltimore’s offense is in disarray and its defense is ravaged by injuries.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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