disarray
/ˌdɪsəˈreɪ/
verb
- To throw into disorder or confusion.
- New evidence disarrayed the detective's theory about the crime.
- The unexpected question disarrayed the speaker's train of thought.
- The sudden storm disarrayed the carefully planned picnic.
noun
- A state of disorder or confusion.
- The company's finances fell into disarray after the scandal.
- Her thoughts were in disarray as she tried to make a decision.
- The room was in complete disarray after the party.
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