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/əˈnɔɹɡəˌnaɪzd/
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ADJECTIVE
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not having or belonging to a structured whole
unorganized territories lack a formal government -
not affiliated in a trade union
the workers in the plant were unorganized
How To Use unorganized In A Sentence
- I am clearly an unorganized slattern of the worst sort.. Updatery
- Unions campaigning for changes that benefit all workers - organized and unorganized - will demonstrate in a new way the value of unions to the broader population.
- In New York, over 90% of restaurant workers are unorganized, and 67% are immigrants, many of them undocumented.
- Currently fish drying is carried out in the unorganised sector by women in rural areas who work for local agents on piece rates or on daily wages.
- During his campaign, Miller suggested that under his leadership the UMW would be dedicated to organizing the unorganized, many of whom were surface miners, as well as working for good reclamation.
- Unorganised sellers bring us a host of cheap goods at throwaway prices, but they don't enjoy much comfort, for their lives are one long struggle for existence, from generation to generation.
- We have an unorganized day-laboring center right now, spread out over many different corners of Centreville," said Alice H. Foltz, the "convener" of the Centreville Immigration Forum. Centreville town hall on day-labor work center gets ugly
- One searches in vain through the colonial period for evidence of Americans armed with guns rising to defend their liberties, whether in organized militia units or unorganized crowds.
- More unedited, unorganized, uneloquent notes on Readercon before I forget everything that happened.... Archive 2005-07-01
- They can now play China off against the US and a feeble and unorganised Europe, just as Nasser and Hafez al-Assad did with the Soviet Union. Letters: After the fall of Mubarak, what next for Egypt?