He stood motionless an instant, listening as it were with his whole body, then staggered back against the nearest tree for support, disorganized hopelessly in mind and spirit.

Society was utterly disorganized.

Breaking up of Old Parties.%Thus matters stood when, in 1856, the time came to elect a President, and found the old parties badly disorganized.

Possibly he had fired, thinking to momentarily disorganize the posse; that they would not know from where the shot had come until he had had time to make his escape and warn his fellows.

By the prefixing of dis or un to reverse the meaning: as, please, displease; qualify, disqualify; organize, disorganize; fasten, unfasten; muzzle, unmuzzle; nerve, unnerve.

Our army was badly disorganized in the Japanese war three years ago, and we shall not be ready for another fight for some time to come.”