Sentences

disprepare in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

DISPREPARE (verb): To make someone or something unready or ill-equipped for a situation or event.

Sample Sentences

  1. The unexpected storm seemed to dispel any sense of calm, leaving us utterly disprepared for the approaching chaos.
  2. Her sudden illness disprepared the team for the critical presentation they had worked so hard to finalize.
  3. In the face of such rapid changes in the market, many businesses found themselves disprepared for the economic downturn.
  4. The lack of adequate training left the staff feeling disprepared for the new software implementation.
  5. Feeling disprepared for the exam, he decided to study all night in hopes of squeezing in some last-minute knowledge.

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