Definition for Disorder:

• To throw out of order: to disarrange: to disturb: to produce disease.

Synonyms for Disorder:

• n.

  •
  • epidemic,
  • shambles.
  •
  • squalor,
  • tangle.
  •agitation (noun)
  • convulsion,
  • jerkiness,
  • disarrangement,
  • commotion,
  • disquiet,
  • palpitation,
  • agitation.
  •chaos, clutter (noun)
  • discombobulation,
  • mess,
  • disorderliness,
  • disarray,
  • irregularity,
  • untidiness,
  • confusion.
  •disease (noun)
  • indisposition,
  • curse,
  • breakdown,
  • disability,
  • infliction,
  • symptom,
  • debility,
  • affection,
  • bug,
  • handicap,
  • collapse,
  • fever,
  • feverishness,
  • attack,
  • ague,
  • virus,
  • condition,
  • spasm,
  • apoplexy,
  • pestilence,
  • malaise,
  • nausea,
  • complication,
  • Sickliness,
  • decrepitude,
  • infection.
  •disorder (noun)
  • entropy,
  • messiness,
  • fuzziness,
  • muddlement,
  • frenzy,
  • obscurity,
  • incoherence,
  • deformity,
  • cark,
  • formlessness,
  • inexactness,
  • disconnectedness,
  • disintegration,
  • shapelessness,
  • insanity,
  • unhinge,
  • inchoateness,
  • inconsistency,
  • distract,
  • indefiniteness,
  • discomposure,
  • anarchism,
  • amorphousness,
  • indistinctness,
  • unevenness.
  •disorderly conduct (noun)
  • disruptiveness,
  • hooliganism,
  • rowdiness,
  • ruffianism,
  • rowdyism.
  •havoc (noun)
  • havoc.
  •illness (noun)
  • cachexia.
  •pain (noun)
  • throe.
  •revolution (noun)
  • turnover.
  •social commotion; mental confusion (noun)
  • fracas,
  • rumpus,
  • dither,
  • riot,
  • quarrel,
  • rioting,
  • static,
  • discord,
  • strike,
  • imbroglio,
  • unruliness,
  • tizzy,
  • fight,
  • clamor,
  • rebellion,
  • unrest,
  • entanglement,
  • reign of terror.
  •unsubstantiality (noun)
  • unsubstantiality.

• v.

  •derange (verb)
  • ripple,
  • dishevel,
  • churn,
  • ferment,
  • roughen,
  • toss,
  • displace,
  • agitate,
  • confound,
  • muss,
  • convulse,
  • hash,
  • meddle,
  • capsize,
  • blur,
  • whip,
  • discompose,
  • tamper,
  • botch,
  • swirl,
  • scatter,
  • scramble,
  • disarrange,
  • whisk,
  • disturb,
  • roil.
  •mix up, disarrange (verb)
  • disjoint.
  •scatter (verb)
  • disintegrate,
  • disconnect,
  • radiate,
  • evaporate,
  • refract,
  • evanesce,
  • dole,
  • diffract,
  • diffuse,
  • separate,
  • disburse,
  • disperse,
  • dissolve,
  • diverge,
  • distribute,
  • detach.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • incapacity,
  • plague,
  • contagion,
  • pandemic,
  • insufficiency,
  • pandemonium,
  • rampage,
  • brouhaha,
  • violence,
  • indiscipline,
  • mob law,
  • confusedness,
  • hullabaloo,
  • bedlam,
  • malformation,
  • disorderedness,
  • hubbub,
  • misrule.
  •
  • fuss,
  • melee,
  • burnout,
  • culture,
  • bustle,
  • rough-and-tumble.
  •
  • justice,
  • snafu,
  • palaver,
  • hustle,
  • pantomime,
  • turbulence,
  • ball up.
  •
  • flap.
  •
  • case.
  •
  • turn.
  •confuse
  • discreate,
  • muss up.
  •contract
  • indispose.

Paraphrases for Disorder:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, singular or mass
    disturbance.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    problems.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    order.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    disturbance, disturbances, chaos.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    confusion, rioting, riot, chaos.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    barriers, troubles, handicaps, impediment.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    distress, trouble, defect, imbalance, affection, instability, inconvenience, perturbation, anomaly, pathology, distortion, disquiet, alteration, dissension, malady, breakdown, deterioration, malfunction, infection, destabilization, affliction, ill-health, impediment.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    disturbs, disrupts, confuses, clouds, mars, troubles.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    turmoil, post-traumatic.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    disruption, disarray, disease, dislocation, syndrome, dysfunction, upheaval, lawlessness, sickness, abnormality, disequilibrium, ailment, infirmity, turmoil.

Antonyms for Disorder:

• n.

  • chaos, clutter
    method, conformity, order, rule, tidiness, health, organization, orderliness, arrangement, system.
  • illness
    happiness.
  • social commotion; mental confusion
    calmness, harmony, quiet, calm, agreement, peace.
  • Other antonyms:
    vigor, pattern, plan, sturdiness, strength.

• v.

  • mix up, disarrange
    tidy, neaten, conform, clarify, organize, enlighten, arrange, soothe, comfort, regulate, explain, clear up, compose, systematize.

Homophones for Disorder:

• degrader, dysarthria, deserter, decorator.

Hypernym for Disorder:

• n.

  • state
    dysuria, acute brain disorder, instability, roughness, disturbance, riot, glandular disorder, strife, to-do, gland disease, hoo-hah, idiopathic disorder, eating disorder, neurological disease, turbulence, parosamia, cholestasis, abocclusion, choking, celiac disease, disorderliness, achlorhydria, impacted tooth, adenosis, anarchy, folie, kerfuffle, sleep disorder, bladder disorder, impaction, degenerative disorder, confusion, perleche, haematocolpometra, learning disorder, idiopathic disease, speech defect, psychological disorder, idiopathy, disruption, commotion, Sturm Und Drang, fantods, mental disorder, Achylia Gastrica, acute organic brain syndrome, cardiovascular disease, discord, failure, dysosmia, dysaphia, upheaval, complaint, neurological disorder, flutter, Dysphagia, rowdiness, olfactory impairment, psilosis, acholia, achylia, rowdyism, strangulation, rioting, haematocolpos, malocclusion, ailment, colpoxerosis, lawlessness, cheilosis, hyperactivity, hydrocele, hematocolpometra, Tropical Sprue, hurly burly, organic disorder, defect of speech, nervous disorder, ill, learning disability, functional disorder, immunological disorder, sprue, glandular disease, hematocolpos, Abruptio Placentae, hoo-ha, mental disturbance, speech disorder, metabolic disorder.

Hyponym for Disorder:

• n.

  • state
    physiological state, physical condition, state, physiological condition.