disrange in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

DISRANGE (verb): To disrupt or disturb the proper arrangement, order, or functioning of something.

The sudden change in temperature can disrange the delicate balance of the ecosystem.
Frequent interruptions during the meeting began to disrange the flow of ideas being discussed.
Heavy traffic can disrange a driver's sense of time and urgency when reaching appointments.
The unexpected news seemed to disrange her carefully laid plans for the future.
Anxiety can disrange even the most focused individuals, leading to mistakes and confusion.