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Definition of disrupted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
interruptioninterrupted or impeded in progress
- The disrupted meeting had to be rescheduled.
2.
chaosthrown into disorder or confusion
- The disrupted schedule caused delays.
Origin of disrupted
Latin, dis- (apart) + rumpere (to break)
Terms with disrupted included in their meaning
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disrupted
broken or discontinued in continuity
damage
deliberately damaged or disrupted
figurative change
drastically changed or disrupted
relationship
family whose usual home life is disrupted by separation, divorce, or serious conflict
organization
disrupted or disbanded group of people
disruption
disrupted and confused
family
children raised in families disrupted by divorce or separation
disruption
disrupted or thrown into disorder
order
disorganized or disrupted
photography
having a photo unexpectedly disrupted
speech
instance of disrupted speech flow
disturbance
disrupted or upset
plans disrupted
become impossible or pointless because of new changes
medical
damaged or disrupted in function or structure
health care
disrupted rhythm or speed of the heart's pumping
disorder
situation where order is disrupted
disruption
situation where plans are disrupted
disruption
state of affairs or plan that is disrupted
disorder
having a disturbed or disrupted organization
disorder
state where order is disrupted
technology
temporarily disrupted by a technical issue
eye condition
latent misalignment of the eyes visible when fusion is disrupted
disruption
disrupted or spoiled
disrupted operations
not operating normally due to a strike
Examples of disrupted in a sentence
Her disrupted sleep pattern affected her mood. The disrupted traffic flow led to a major accident. Her disrupted thoughts made it hard to concentrate.
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- French:perturbé, désorganisé, ...
- German:unterbrochen, ...
- Italian:interrotto, sconvolto, ...
- Spanish:interrumpido, ...
- Portuguese:interrompido, desorganizado, ...
- Chinese:被打断的, 混乱的, ...
- Japanese:中断された, 混乱した, ...
- Arabic:منقطع, مُشَوَّش, ...
- Hebrew:מְשׁוּבָּשׁ, מְשׁוּבָּשׁ, ...
- Russian:нарушенный, ...
- Ukrainian:зірваний, порушений, ...
- Hindi:बाधित, अव्यवस्थित, ...
Definition of disrupt - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
interruptioninterrupt the normal progress of an activity
- The protest disrupted the meeting.
2.
changeTECH. drastically alter or destroy the structure ofTECH.
- The internet disrupted traditional business models..
3.
innovationRare innovate in a way that challenges normsRare
- The new app disrupted the tech market.
Expressions with disrupt
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cause a plan to fail or be disturbed
His sudden resignation disrupted the apple cart for the entire project.
cause significant change to the current situation
The new policy aims to disrupt the status quo in the education system.
Origin of disrupt
Latin, dis- (apart) + rumpere (to break)
Examples of disrupt in a sentence
The loud noise disrupted my concentration. The new policy will disrupt the current system. Climate change could disrupt global agriculture. Their strategy aims to disrupt traditional business models. The startup plans to disrupt the education sector.
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- French:perturber, bouleverser, ...
- German:stören, zerstören, ...
- Italian:interrompere, alterare, ...
- Spanish:interrumpir, revolucionar, ...
- Portuguese:interromper, desestruturar, ...
- Chinese:打断, 破坏, ...
- Japanese:妨害する, 破壊する, ...
- Arabic:عَطَّلَ, أَرْبَكَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁבֵּשׁ, לְשַׁבֵּשׁ, ...
- Russian:прерывать, разрушать, ...
- Ukrainian:перервати, порушувати, ...
- Hindi:बाधित करना, पूरी तरह बदल देना, ...
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