Synonyms for Dis organization:

• n.

  •anarchy (noun)
  • hostility,
  • disregard,
  • misrule,
  • nihilism,
  • mob rule,
  • disorganization,
  • reign of terror,
  • rebellion,
  • riot,
  • turmoil,
  • unrest,
  • nongovernment,
  • revolution.
  •chaos (noun)
  • clutter,
  • snarl,
  • discord,
  • entropy,
  • ataxia,
  • muddle,
  • topsy-turviness,
  • tumult,
  • unruliness,
  • holy mess,
  • lawlessness,
  • pandemonium,
  • free-for-all,
  • Mobocracy,
  • bedlam.
  •collapse (noun)
  • crash,
  • destruction,
  • crackup,
  • smash,
  • flop,
  • faint,
  • conk out,
  • ruination,
  • failure,
  • smashup,
  • cave-in,
  • prostration,
  • wreck,
  • exhaustion,
  • debacle,
  • basket case,
  • catastrophe,
  • disintegration,
  • bankruptcy,
  • ruining,
  • subsidence,
  • cataclysm,
  • undoing.
  •confusedness (noun)
  • muddiness,
  • disorderedness.
  •confusion (noun)
  • daze,
  • fracas,
  • complexity,
  • perturbation,
  • dislocation,
  • consternation,
  • untidiness,
  • surprise,
  • haze,
  • intricacy,
  • row,
  • abashment,
  • stir,
  • stupefaction,
  • distraction,
  • mess,
  • jumble,
  • emotional upset,
  • mistake,
  • fog,
  • ado,
  • bustle,
  • mystification,
  • uproar,
  • tangle,
  • wilderness,
  • imbroglio,
  • commotion,
  • difficulty,
  • Hodge-podge,
  • trouble,
  • upheaval,
  • labyrinth,
  • astonishment,
  • ferment,
  • shambles,
  • complication,
  • discomposure,
  • racket.
  •disarrangement (noun)
  • scramble,
  • tumble.
  •disarray (noun)
  • upset,
  • indiscipline,
  • disarrangement,
  • dishevelment,
  • disharmony.
  •dislocation (noun)
  • disconnection,
  • disengagement,
  • disturbance,
  • Disarticulation,
  • luxation,
  • misplacement,
  • unhinging,
  • break,
  • division,
  • discontinuity.
  •disorder (noun)
  • disorderliness,
  • tizzy,
  • insurrection,
  • quarrel,
  • dither,
  • mayhem,
  • agitation,
  • brawl,
  • entanglement,
  • fight,
  • anarchism,
  • ruckus,
  • fuss,
  • terrorism,
  • rumpus,
  • discombobulation,
  • irregularity,
  • huddle,
  • rioting,
  • clamor,
  • turbulence,
  • distemper,
  • flap,
  • hubbub,
  • convulsion,
  • hullabaloo,
  • topsyturviness,
  • strike,
  • static.
  •disorderedness (noun)
  • confusedness.
  •disorderliness (noun)
  • messiness,
  • grubbiness,
  • sloppiness,
  • unkemptness.
  •disorganization (noun)
  • derangement,
  • disjointedness,
  • disarray,
  • screw-up,
  • confusion,
  • foul-up,
  • disunion,
  • incoherence,
  • chaos,
  • unconnectedness,
  • disorder,
  • mix-up,
  • anarchy,
  • disruption,
  • rat's nest,
  • unholy mess,
  • dissolution.
  •inefficiency (noun)
  • inability,
  • carelessness,
  • incapability,
  • wastefulness.
  •mess (noun)
  • compound,
  • hodgepodge,
  • debris,
  • dirtiness,
  • botch,
  • fright,
  • sight,
  • mishmash,
  • monstrosity,
  • wreckage,
  • eyesore,
  • hash,
  • every which way,
  • salmagundi,
  • combination.
  •messiness (noun)
  • slovenliness,
  • grunginess.
  •muddle (noun)
  • emergency,
  • perplexity,
  • quandary,
  • awkwardness,
  • muss,
  • predicament,
  • dilemma,
  • encumbrance,
  • struggle,
  • mess and a half,
  • involvement,
  • plight.
  •rearrangement (noun)
  • movement,
  • shift,
  • move.
  •shambles (noun)
  • maelstrom,
  • madhouse,
  • babel,
  • mess-up,
  • havoc.

Antonyms for Dis organization:

• n.

  • anarchy
    peace, rule, lawfulness.
  • chaos
    normality, quiet.
  • collapse
    rise, wonder, build-up, good fortune, miracle, increase, success, creation.
  • confusion
    agreement, clarity, sense, contentment, ease, simplicity, happiness, composure, tranquility, expectation, understanding, clearness, orientation, calmness.
  • dislocation
    juncture, ordering.
  • disorder
    conformity, health.
  • disorganization
    coherence, order, plan, arrangement, neatness, organization, calm, harmony, system, tidiness, method, orderliness.
  • mess
    benefit, solution, beauty.
  • muddle
    blessing, enlightenment, advantage.
  • rearrangement
    inactivity, stagnation, inaction.