1. having been interrupted or thrown into disorder

1. past tense and past participle of disrupt; interrupted or prevented the normal progress or activity of something

Examples

• The storm disrupted power lines across the city.
• Her sleep was disrupted by loud noises from the construction site.
• The protest disrupted traffic for several hours.
• Classes were disrupted by the fire alarm.
• The disrupted schedule caused confusion among students.
• His disrupted routine made him feel anxious.
• The disrupted supply chain affected many businesses.