NOUN
- untidiness (especially of clothing and appearance)
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a condition in which things are not in their expected places
the files are in complete disorder - rowdy behavior
How To Use disorderliness In A Sentence
- My natural disorderliness has over the years been increased by the habit of blogging. Order « Unknowing
- Belief in God as omnipotent, he thinks, has three problems: (1) it is at odds with the disorderliness in nature; (2) it yields the acutest form of the theodicy problem; and Charles Hartshorne
- As Larsen-Freeman and Cameron comment, “In order to address their goal, many lingustis have sought to represent the language system in idealized elegance, often stripped of the disorderliness of what had been called the noisy ‘remainder’ … To do so, they have had to make certain concessions that do not cohere well with the demands of applied linguistics”. X is for X-bar Theory « An A-Z of ELT
- An angry reaction to teen disorderliness can also be a symptom of other troubles weighing on your mind. The Blessing of a B Minus
- The cops tolerated the amiable disorderliness of it all ever since rousting a bunch of skating lawyers a few years ago and getting hammered in court and in the court of public opinion.
- This disorderliness and unpredictability has always upset those who prefer their markets tidy.
- For instance, if you follow a subfigure in your eye, you module be blind, bleeding, in nonindulgent pain and making a disorderliness of your experience area in no time. LXer Linux News
- However, it would appear this popularity and concentration in confined town centre areas has brought with it an increase in street violence and disorderliness.
- As Larsen-Freeman and Cameron comment, “In order to address their goal, many lingustis have sought to represent the language system in idealized elegance, often stripped of the disorderliness of what had been called the noisy ‘remainder’ … To do so, they have had to make certain concessions that do not cohere well with the demands of applied linguistics”. X is for X-bar Theory « An A-Z of ELT
- Belief in God as omnipotent, he thinks, has three problems: (1) it is at odds with the disorderliness in nature; (2) it yields the acutest form of the theodicy problem; and Charles Hartshorne
