Misarrange: meaning, definitions and examples

Use this word when something is arranged incorrectly or not as intended. Often implies a mistake in the intended order.

• He misarranged the books on the shelf, putting them out of order.
• The files were misarranged, making it difficult to find the necessary document.

This word is suitable when talking about a state of chaos or lack of order. It often has a negative connotation, implying messiness or confusion.

• The room was in complete disorder after the party.
• His desk was always in disorder, with papers strewn everywhere.

Use this word when something lacks structure or systematic arrangement. It can also imply the process of making something less organized.

• Traveling frequently can disorganize your life.
• She unintentionally disorganized the meeting agenda by skipping several points.

This word is best used when referring to a mix or collection of items that are confusedly or randomly arranged. It often carries a visual or tactile implication of messiness.

• The drawer was a jumble of wires and cables.
• Her thoughts were a jumble after the long day.