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dis·or·der
 disorder
- pronunciation:
- dIs
or
d
 r
- parts of speech:
- noun, verb
| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
lack of order or arrangement.
Our house is in disorder because we're moving next week.- antonyms:
- order, tidiness
- similar words:
- chaos, clutter, hash, jumble, mess, muddle, tangle
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| definition 2: |
a physical or mental sickness or ailment.
She has a heart disorder that won't allow her to exercise.- synonyms:
- ailment, illness, sickness
- antonyms:
- health
- similar words:
- affliction, complaint, condition, disease
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| related words: |
illness, tumble, turmoil |
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| part of speech: |
verb |
| inflections: |
disordered, disordering, disorders |
| definition: |
to disturb the order of.
Don't disorder the papers on the table.- synonyms:
- clutter, disturb, mess up, muddle, muss up, upset
- antonyms:
- adjust, dispose, order
- similar words:
- confuse, jumble, scramble, tangle
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| related words: |
displace, disturb, mix, muddle |
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