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disorderliness

How to use disorderliness in a sentence

The natural result of all this upper-class disorderliness was to alarm the main part of Ireland, never a ready friend to England.

If he actually consulted it, he should have objected to its disorderliness and its lack of materials for his needs.

There was throughout the district no rowdyism, no disorderliness.

Languages are developed with a singular union of orderliness and disorderliness.

The simple disorderliness in which they had so zealously and systematically taken part had ended in a way they had not expected.

THE POSSESSEDFYODOR DOSTOEVSKY

Yet who does not know that the inherent instinct for political order may be accompanied by mental disorderliness?

He would often visit us at our homes; that was his custom; and any student convicted of disorderliness would be punished.

He found a certain grim satisfaction in comparing the disorderliness of the day with the tumult in his own life.

The large "studio" room of the apartment had an unfamiliar air of disorderliness about it.

Without excuse his biographer confesses to the moodiness, the silence, the disorderliness that is imputed to the poet.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985