- Both 'unorganized' and 'disorganized' are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts.
- It is often used to describe messy or chaotic situations, as in 'The event was unorganized and chaotic, with no clear plan or schedule.'
- Conservative Judaism loyal to the United States and its institutions as conceived by its founders is unorganized and inarticulate.
- The median income for a household in the unorganized territory was $43,750, and the median income for a family was $44,583.
- comparative more unorganized, superlative most unorganized.
- From 1540s as "a combined whole;" by 1560s as "act of collecting in an unorganized mass."...
- When describing a person, synonyms that mean the opposite of "unorganized" are meticulous, careful, thorough, detail-oriented, and diligent.
- Unorganized refers to something being in a state of disorder or lacking order, structure or systematic arrangement.
- The revolt of the garment workers was as yet unorganized and chaotic. There was not a united Ethiopia, but a great crowd of unorganized people.