Disarray

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 139
dis-a-ra', v.t to break the array of: to throw into disorder to strip of array or dre . — « want of array or order undre . [L. dis, privative, and Array Digasaooiate, (hs.-as-.su shi-lt, vt. to disconnect things a ociated. |L. dis, privative, and As so elate] Disaster, diz-as^ter, n. an adverse or unfortunate event a misfortune calamity. [Fr. desastre— des (= L dis), negative, and astre a star, (good) fortune—L astrum, a star.] Disastrous, diz-as'trus, adj ill-starred unpropltious: unfortunate. adv. Disas trously.
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