Object

• manner: A large number present the content in a disorganized manner, forcing the reader to do more work.

• state: Have we not yet enough to be ashamed of, in having confused and disorganized the state?

• orientation: The dynamics and sequence of information have a paradoxical effect on subjects with a disorganized study orientation.

• rabble: The earthquake of Black Wednesday reduced a party built on a will to power to a squabbling and disorganized rabble.

• person: I am such a disorganized person, but I actually use most of the PIM applications.

Modifying Another Word

• so: Then we have to go without food or water because the authorities are so disorganized.

• completely: Would you want a professional to work for you whose desk is piled with papers and looks completely disorganized to work on your account?

• little: Sadly, it's a little disorganized, difficult to navigate and achingly slow.

• very: Generally, I find my stylesheets grow organically and can get very disorganized.

• somewhat: I suspected that this might have put the boys off a bit because it made the record company look somewhat disorganized.

• rather: They are also rather disorganized and random, for which I apologize.