Definition for Disarray:

• Want of order; undress.

Synonyms for Disarray:

• n.

  •
  • tangle.
  •attribute (noun)
  • disorderliness.
  •disarray (noun)
  • mental confusion.
  •dislocation (noun)
  • Disarticulation.
  •disorder (noun)
  • fuzziness,
  • insanity,
  • tumult,
  • amorphousness,
  • frenzy,
  • perturbation,
  • unevenness,
  • shapelessness,
  • muddlement,
  • entropy,
  • inconsistency,
  • disintegration,
  • looseness,
  • inchoateness,
  • anarchy,
  • dishevel,
  • indefiniteness,
  • inexactness,
  • disarrangement,
  • clutter,
  • irregularity,
  • commotion,
  • deformity,
  • turmoil,
  • incoherence,
  • formlessness,
  • obscurity,
  • discomposure,
  • derangement,
  • laxity,
  • disconnectedness,
  • indistinctness.
  •disorder, confusion, mess (noun)
  • shambles,
  • indiscipline,
  • untidiness,
  • unruliness,
  • dishevelment,
  • disharmony.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • disarrange,
  • disorderedness,
  • mayhem,
  • maelstrom.
  •
  • rigmarole.
  •
  • snafu.
  •
  • scramble.
  •confuse
  • muss up.
  •Other relevant words:
  • disturbance,
  • disproportion,
  • discompose,
  • haphazardness,
  • hash,
  • wild,
  • rowdiness,
  • intrusion,
  • perplexity,
  • cluttered,
  • boisterous,
  • dismantle,
  • upheaval,
  • disconcert,
  • nonuniformity,
  • promiscuity,
  • bewilder,
  • confusedness,
  • bedlam,
  • demented,
  • anomaly,
  • disunion,
  • crazy,
  • obfuscate,
  • Misorder,
  • messy,
  • welter,
  • mixing up,
  • deranged,
  • deflect,
  • riotous,
  • furious,
  • mix,
  • heck,
  • Misarrange,
  • disarranged,
  • atactic,
  • hodgepodge,
  • no-man's-land,
  • hugger mugger,
  • confound,
  • entangle,
  • bafflement,
  • promiscuousness,
  • sense of shame,
  • disordered,
  • ataxic,
  • disruption,
  • disorderly,
  • unbalance,
  • disjoint,
  • tousle,
  • unhinge,
  • dishabille,
  • befuddled,
  • turbulent,
  • medley,
  • disconcertedness,
  • mix-up,
  • disrobe,
  • unclothe,
  • violent,
  • dislocate,
  • randomness,
  • strip,
  • uncase,
  • mash,
  • discomfiture,
  • topple,
  • undrape,
  • interference,
  • tousled,
  • mishmash,
  • disjunction,
  • turbulence,
  • cark,
  • distemper,
  • bewilderment,
  • pandemonium,
  • rumple,
  • perturb,
  • chaotic,
  • muddled,
  • distract,
  • tumultuous,
  • puzzlement,
  • noisy,
  • divert,
  • bewildered,
  • pell-mell,
  • bemused,
  • ruffle,
  • rowdyism,
  • blur,
  • hotch-potch,
  • misrule,
  • interruption,
  • scatter,
  • untidy,
  • lumber,
  • distraction,
  • imbroglio,
  • trouble,
  • roughness,
  • annoy,
  • addled,
  • obfuscation,
  • farrago,
  • Unconformity,
  • disorganized,
  • discord.

Paraphrases for Disarray:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, singular or mass
    mess.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    obfuscation.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    dismay, distraction, clutter, havoc, helplessness, dislocation, disturbance, unrest, despair, breakdown.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    confusion, disorder, chaos, turmoil, disorganization, shambles, disruption, muddle, anarchy, mayhem, lawlessness, distress, desolation, commotion, mix-up, upheaval.

Antonyms for Disarray:

• n.

  • disorder, confusion, mess
    neatness, orderliness, organization, harmony, peace, tidiness, arrangement.
  • Other antonyms:
    method, system, plan, pattern.

• v.

  • change
    order.

Homophones for Disarray:

• deicer, dysuria, dowser, De Saussure, de jure, digger, disk harrow, day care, Dies Irae, deck chair, descry, disc harrow, desire, dicker, dakar, dodger, due care, dicer, docker, dowager, dozer, dossier, daycare, disagree, dekker, decker, dagger, dog-ear, doojigger, dioscorea, degree, dishwasher, dasyure, disk error, dishware, decor, decry, decree, death chair, daiquiri, daguerre, dowitcher, dish washer, dosser.

Hypernym for Disarray:

• v.

  • change
    jumble, throw together, mess up, scramble, mess, perturb, derange, disarrange, throw out of kilter.

Hyponym for Disarray:

• n.

  • attribute
    untidiness, messiness.

• v.

  • change
    alter, modify, change.