1. to disturb the arrangement or order of; to make messy or untidy
Usage: third person singular present tense

1. states of disorder or confusion; untidy conditions
Usage: plural form

Examples

• The strong wind disarrays her carefully styled hair.
• He disarrays the papers on his desk when he’s frustrated.
• The storm disarrays the garden furniture completely.
• The sudden announcement disarrays their travel plans.
• The children left their rooms in complete disarrays.
• Multiple disarrays in the schedule caused confusion.
• The office showed signs of several disarrays after the move.