Disorder, dis-awr -der, s
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 60
want of order; confusion; ] turbulence or disturbance of social order; neglect of rule; breach of laws; disturbance of the functions of the animal economy; disease; discomposure or derangement of the mind; turbulence of pa ions: v.a. to throw into confusion; to disturb the functions of; to disturb the mind; to derange. Disorderedne , dis-awr'-derd-nes, s. a state of disorder or irregularity; confusion. order; acting without regularity; contrary to law; disposed to violate law and good order; inclined to. break loose from restraint: ad. without order; confusedly; in a manner violating law and good order. Disorderline , dis-awr'-der-le-nes, s. state of being disorderly.
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