1. to disturb the order or arrangement of something; to make messy or untidy
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘disarrange’

Examples

• The wind disarranges her hair every time she steps outside.
• He disarranges the books on the shelf when looking for something.
• The cat disarranges the papers on my desk whenever it jumps up.
• Moving furniture disarranges the entire room layout.
• She carefully arranges the flowers, but the breeze disarranges them again.
• The earthquake disarranges everything in the house.