Definition of "disarrange" [dis•ar•range]

• To upset the proper arrangement or order of. (verb-transitive)

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• "I would have had at her before she even set out, but she was all a-fuss tucking little Havvy into his cot - as though the nurse couldn't do it ten times better - and was fearful that I would disarrange her appearance."
• "I lay down to rest with my hands at my sides, so as not to disarrange my tidy pleats."
• "In the northwest, troop desertions will plague the Ottomans, and even farther west, in the Christian kingdoms, inexplicable diseases will disarrange the lips of kings."