Definitions
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- verb To make less organised; to reduce to chaos.
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- verb remove the organization from
Etymologies
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Examples
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All Westminster politicians re-disorganise the NHS by imagining a neat market model for purchasing cold surgery in London from an array of hospitals.
This is no careful plan: the NHS is being wired for demolition at breakneck speed 2010
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Or disorganise Russia and as a result appeared new millions of persons under sentence of death.
Bush, Putin and What Russian Bloggers Think - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Or disorganise Russia and as a result appeared new millions of persons under sentence of death.
Bush, Putin and What Russian Bloggers Think - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Indeed, there are continuing attempts by forces connected to the old apartheid order and international reaction to undermine the state and to disorganise, weaken and destroy the liberation movement through clandestine means, including all kinds of manipulation within and outside its ranks.
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This is not to rule out continuing attempts by forces connected to the old apartheid order to undermine the state and to disorganise, weaken and destroy the liberation movement through clandestine means, including all kinds of manipulation within and outside its ranks.
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It would interrupt oil supplies and disorganise the world economy.
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It would interrupt oil supplies and disorganise the world economy.
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Neutralised by no previous claims, it now has apparently a positive effect, and accordingly its whole power is exercised; hence it may disorganise the mind — that is to say, be fatal to it.
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More than ever before the ANC, is in a better position not only to defend itself against such tactics but also to disorganise those centres of apartheid disinformation networks still in existence.
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"The motive of the applicants was to stop, disrupt or disorganise the activities of Pebco and to make it less effective in its battle against the government," he said.
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