disorder
अराजक
definition
verb
she went to comb her disordered hair
disrupt the systematic functioning or neat arrangement of.
noun
tiresome days of mess and disorder
a state of confusion.
translation of 'disorder'
अराजक,
बंडाळी,
विस्कळीतपणा,
अव्यवस्था,
गोंधळ माजवणे,
शारीरिक किंवा मानसिक अस्वस्थता,
गोंधळ
example
an improved understanding of mental 'disorder'
My mind was in such a whir of confusion and 'disorder' .
Whilst disorder hereabouts is at a lower level, public 'disorder' and crimes in public areas are an important issue.
Jack trails behind, his eyes still searching the place for some sign of 'disorder' .
an improved understanding of mental 'disorder'
Binge drinking is the latest word being used to describe what was once a social thing but is now marked by violence, public 'disorder' and a long road towards poor health and alcoholism.
Bratton's attack on street 'disorder' has dramatically improved public space downtown, according to local businesses.
Both men acknowledge a state of modern urban 'disorder' and confusion.
Hamilton Terrace was particularly busy and two men were arrested for public 'disorder' offences after a disturbance on New Year's Eve.
‘We are concerned about the rise in alcohol-fuelled 'disorder' , fights and disturbances in public places,’ said Sir Ian.
The Goldwater delegates in San Francisco were not very sympathetic to these signs of social 'disorder' , nor to any Republicans they felt might be too soft on such forces.
In the weeks before the parade Wilson insisted the organisation would take a ‘zero tolerance’ approach to public 'disorder' and sectarian abuse.
Decay and 'disorder' are seen in reverse, as increasing.
Complaints have been made to the police of threats and intimidation, assaults, criminal damage and public 'disorder' .
But the unpredictable 'disorder' of markets is, in Microsoft parlance, not a bug but a feature.
No one seems the least outraged that traders seek profit from this confusion and 'disorder' .
The lack of management will cause 'disorder' , confusion, wastage, delay, destruction and even depression.
My Dad always thought I had some sort of 'disorder' where my eyes confused themselves or something.
The implementation of that policy has been a disaster: the legacy is one of 'disorder' and decay.
He sets off towards the front line, hoping to make good his promise of humanitarian care, but finds yet more confusion and 'disorder' at odds with his clinical skills.
recurrent food crises led to outbreaks of 'disorder'
Teenage yobs are to be forced to wear US-style uniforms as they carry out community service punishments under plans for a new high-visibility crackdown on public 'disorder' .
Both were fined 900 leva for causing public 'disorder' .
Patients with CFS often complain of myalgias and arthralgias, but exhibit no diagnostic signs of musculoskeletal 'disorder' .
But the market is in 'disorder' , overrun by fake and inferior goods.
the world 's currency markets were in 'disorder'
The term, meaning a state of intense 'disorder' or confusion, is commonly applied to loud bands who offer a somewhat masochistic listening experience.
The latter argued that economic independence (an essential ingredient for citizenship among men) caused 'disorder' and decay in women.
tiresome days of mess and 'disorder'
In addition, the presence of wardens is one of the swiftest ways to reduce the petty crimes - graffiti, litter and vandalism - which are the early signs of 'disorder' .
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