disorganising (B2)
verb
Pronunciation: /dɪsˈɔːɡənaɪz/
Definition
To disrupt or throw into confusion the organisation or system of something, making it inefficient or ineffective.
Examples
The strike disorganised the entire transportation system, causing delays and cancellations.
The new policy disorganised the team's workflow, leading to a decrease in productivity.
How to Use disorganising
- disorganise something (verb phrase)
- to disrupt or throw into confusion the organisation or system of something — "The company's finances were disorganised by the new manager."
- be disorganised (verb phrase)
- to be in a state of confusion or disorder — "The team was disorganised after the change in management."
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