disarray

• Nom désignant un état de désordre, de confusion ou de manque d'organisation, souvent avec une idée de perturbation ou de dérangement.

A noun referring to a state of disorder, confusion, or lack of organization.

indénombrable

1. State of confusion or disorderB2formal

   A state of disorganization, untidiness, or lack of order.

   désordre, confusion

   • The room was in complete disarray after the party.
   • The company's finances fell into disarray after the scandal.
   • Her thoughts were in disarray as she tried to make a decision.

   Synonymeschaosclutterconfusiondisorderdisorganizationjumblemessmuddleturmoiluntidiness

   Antonymesorderorderlinessorganizationtidiness

2. Lack of discipline or controlC1formal

   A situation where there is no proper control or organization, often in a group or system.

   désordre

   • The political party was thrown into disarray by the internal conflict.
   • The military unit was in disarray after the surprise attack.
   • The project fell into disarray when the manager resigned.

   Synonymesanarchychaosconfusiondisorderturmoilunruliness

   Antonymescontroldisciplineorderorganization

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de mettre en désordre, de plonger dans le chaos ou de déstabiliser une organisation ou un arrangement.

A verb used to indicate the act of throwing into a state of disorder, confusion, or disorganization.

1. To throw into disorderC1formal

   To cause something to become disorganized or confused.

   Mettre en désordre

   • The sudden resignation of the CEO disarrayed the entire company.
   • The storm disarrayed the carefully arranged garden.
   • His unexpected comments disarrayed the meeting's agenda.

   Synonymesclutterconfusedisorderdisorganizedisruptdisturbjumblemess upupset

   Antonymesarrangeorderorganizetidy