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deorganize

deorganize verb: to disband or rearrange.

Verb

deorganize (third-person singular simple present deorganizes, present participle deorganizing, simple past and past participle deorganized)

  1. (US, rare) To disband or rearrange.

Forms of deorganize

third-person singular presentdeorganizes
present participledeorganizing
past participledeorganized
pastdeorganized

Origin of deorganize

From de- + organize.

Words formed from deorganize

Questions about deorganize

What does deorganize mean?
Deorganize means to disband or rearrange.
What part of speech is deorganize?
Deorganize is a verb.
What is the past tense of deorganize?
The past tense of deorganize is deorganized.

Words near deorganize in the dictionary

  1. deorbits
  2. deordination
  3. deordinations
  4. deorganization
  5. deorganizations
  6. deorganize
  7. deorganized
  8. deorganizing
  9. Deori
  10. Deoria
  11. deorphaned

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