disorganize
Americanverb (used with object)
verb
Other Word Forms
Etymology
Origin of disorganize
1785–95; < French désorganiser, equivalent to dés- dis- 1 + organiser to organize
Example Sentences
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He warned that such sale would "disorganize the Government and other security markets."
From Time Magazine Archive
He was said to have bribed the Chairman of the Soviet Meat Trust, Professor Alexander Riazanzev, to "disorganize the Soviet food distribution system and promote wholesale famine in Russia."
From Time Magazine Archive
Not to get the resources of Russia for wartime use; war would further disorganize Russia's badly organized productive capacity.
From Time Magazine Archive
"Hostile forces are trying to create new centers of anarchy, disturb the rhythm of normal work in factories and disorganize the life of the country."
From Time Magazine Archive
It is, basically, a response to propaganda, something like the panic-producing pheromones that slave-taking ants re lease to disorganize the colonies of their prey.
From "The Lives of a Cell" by Lewis Thomas
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