disorganization [dɪsˌɔ:gənaɪˈzeɪʃən, Am -ˌɔ:rgənɪ-] N no pl
- disorganization
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Disorganization of actin filaments and the cytoskeleton leads to increased permeability of tight junctions resulting in severe epithelial cell damage and fluid secretion.
en.wikipedia.org The court held that the delay in processing the cases was a result of disorganization.
en.wikipedia.org This, and a growing disorganization of the public sector, transformed the public debt into a major economic problem.
en.wikipedia.org Although there was disagreement and disorganization over the control of the city, many guards were known to be sympathetic to the attacks.
en.wikipedia.org Their social and political disorganization revolves about a quality called "sfik", which combines face, authority, and ferociousness.
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