1. causing something to lose its organized structure or arrangement
Usage: present participle of disorganize

1. having the effect of destroying order or organization

Examples

• The construction work is disorganizing our daily routine.
• She found the constant interruptions disorganizing to her workflow.
• The storm was disorganizing the carefully planned outdoor event.
• His disorganizing influence made it hard for the team to stay focused.
• The new software update is disorganizing all my files.
• The disorganizing effect of the move lasted for weeks.