1. to destroy or disturb the organization, arrangement, or systematic functioning of something
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘disorganize’

Examples

• The storm disorganizes the carefully planned outdoor event.
• Poor time management disorganizes her entire daily schedule.
• The virus disorganizes the computer’s file system.
• Moving to a new office disorganizes the team’s workflow.
• The sudden change in leadership disorganizes the company’s operations.
• Heavy traffic disorganizes the delivery schedule.