Antonyms for disarrayed

Grammar : Adj, verb

Spell : dis-uh-rey

Phonetic Transcription : ˌdɪs əˈreɪ

Definition of disarrayed

Origin : late 14c.; see dis- "lack of" + array. Perhaps formed on the analogy of Old French desareer.

As in muddled : adj confused
As in pell-mell : adj disordered
As in unkempt : adj shabby, sloppy
As in untidy : adj dirty, disorderly
As in uncleanly : adj dirty
As in dirty : adj soiled, unclean
As in disheveled : adj wrinkled, unkempt in appearance
As in jumble : verb mix up, confuse
As in litter : verb make a mess
As in muss : verb dishevel, disorder
As in rummage : verb ransack, search
As in shuffle : verb rearrange, mix up
As in tumble : verb fall or make fall awkwardly
As in undress : verb take off clothes
As in unsettle : verb bother, upset
As in upset : verb disorder; knock over
As in riffle : verb shuffle
As in scuff : verb shuffle
As in shamble : verb shuffle
As in confuse : verb mix up; involve
As in derange : verb make crazy; confuse
As in disorganize : verb disrupt arrangement; make shambles of
As in disrupt : verb upset, disorganize
As in disturb : verb disorder; dislocate

Example sentences :

They sat down in the laps of the boys, on chairs, on the edge of the disarrayed tables.
Extract from : « Gladiator » by Philip Wylie

And the household and the company arose to meet Peredur, and disarrayed him.
Extract from : « The Mabinogion » by Lady Charlotte Guest

In disarrayed nightrobe I leap to bare feet and essay To follow all paths; but a road can discover by none.
Extract from : « The Satyricon, Complete » by Petronius Arbiter

Eagle valiantly sleeked her disarrayed hair, the breast under her bodice still heaving and sobbing.
Extract from : « Lazarre » by Mary Hartwell Catherwood

And he went into the hall to disarray, and there came youths and pages and disarrayed him, and all as they entered saluted him.
Extract from : « The Mabinogion » by Lady Charlotte Guest

The mischievous South wind was blowing; it disarrayed the hair, it whispered in the ear, and stirred the music in the blood.
Extract from : « The Hungry Stones And Other Stories » by Rabindranath Tagore

The old man bade the girl attend to their guest; and she disarrayed him, and then unsaddled his horse and gave it straw and com.
Extract from : « Stories of the Days of King Arthur » by Charles Henry Hanson

He went back into the coat-room, disarrayed himself of his street wraps, and finally joined Dalrymple.
Extract from : « Eleven Possible Cases » by Frank R. Stockton

Synonyms for disarrayed

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