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Disorganise (to ) conjugation

English
14 examples
This verb can also mean the following: make less organised, make, reduce to chaos

Conjugation of disorganise

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it/she/he
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they
Present Simple
disorganise
disorganise
disorganises
disorganise
disorganise
disorganise
Future Simple
will disorganise
will disorganise
will disorganise
will disorganise
will disorganise
will disorganise
Past Simple
disorganised
disorganised
disorganised
disorganised
disorganised
disorganised
Conditional Simple
would disorganise
would disorganise
would disorganise
would disorganise
would disorganise
would disorganise
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am disorganising
are disorganising
is disorganising
are disorganising
are disorganising
are disorganising
Future Progressive
will be disorganising
will be disorganising
will be disorganising
will be disorganising
will be disorganising
will be disorganising
Past Progressive
was disorganising
were disorganising
was disorganising
were disorganising
were disorganising
were disorganising
Conditional Progressive
would be disorganising
would be disorganising
would be disorganising
would be disorganising
would be disorganising
would be disorganising
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have disorganised
have disorganised
has disorganised
have disorganised
have disorganised
have disorganised
Future Perfect
will have disorganised
will have disorganised
will have disorganised
will have disorganised
will have disorganised
will have disorganised
Past Perfect
had disorganised
had disorganised
had disorganised
had disorganised
had disorganised
had disorganised
Conditional Perfect
would have disorganised
would have disorganised
would have disorganised
would have disorganised
would have disorganised
would have disorganised
I
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it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been disorganising
have been disorganising
has been disorganising
have been disorganising
have been disorganising
have been disorganising
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been disorganising
will have been disorganising
will have been disorganising
will have been disorganising
will have been disorganising
will have been disorganising
Past Perfect Progressive
had been disorganising
had been disorganising
had been disorganising
had been disorganising
had been disorganising
had been disorganising
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been disorganising
would have been disorganising
would have been disorganising
would have been disorganising
would have been disorganising
would have been disorganising

Examples of disorganise

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
Exactly, and what could be a better answer then to disorganise everything here.
Exactly, and what could be a better answer then to disorganise everything here.
- It comes down to organisation and teamwork. - lt's more than disorganised!
- You're hyperactive and disorganised. That's all.
Although it may look to be completely disorganised, random and frenetic, recent research has found that herds of animals crossing rivers actually possess "swarm intelligence", whereby the animals work together as a group to try and overcome obstacles.
An organisation that's proven to be ineffective, disorganised, and if you'll allow me to be petty, disrespectful to its benefactors.
Brilliant architect but perpetually disorganised.
The day of the landings, they contributed considerably to disorganising transportation and to defeating the Germans in the battle for liberation.
- It comes down to organisation and teamwork. - lt's more than disorganised!
- You're hyperactive and disorganised. That's all.
Although it may look to be completely disorganised, random and frenetic, recent research has found that herds of animals crossing rivers actually possess "swarm intelligence", whereby the animals work together as a group to try and overcome obstacles.
An organisation that's proven to be ineffective, disorganised, and if you'll allow me to be petty, disrespectful to its benefactors.
Brilliant architect but perpetually disorganised.
The day of the landings, they contributed considerably to disorganising transportation and to defeating the Germans in the battle for liberation.

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