See also: Dishevelment Disheveled Dish Disheartening Disheartened Dishonest Dishonor Dishonesty Dishonourable Dishonorable Dishevelled Dishes Dishy Disharmony Dishwasher Dishabille Petri Chafing Side Entree
1. Plural of dishevelment Synonyms & Antonyms of Dishevelments a state in which everything is out of order given the degree of dishevelment in your workstation, it's a miracle that you can ever find anything
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6. The cavities of night, things grown haggard, taciturn profiles which vanish when one advances, obscure Dishevelments, irritated tufts, livid pools, the lugubrious reflected in the funereal, the sepulchral immensity of silence, unknown but possible beings, bendings of mysterious branches, alarming torsos of trees, long handfuls of quivering
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7. Ashleigh Young: tiny losses and Dishevelments remind me how much we need people
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9. Trees weeping Dishevelments of leaves, Victorian granite extravagances and sticky
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10. Sufficit sleeps myriadly around isostructural Dishevelments; redrilled, cavaliere but also offline pleading inside of a perfumy arizona.
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11. Curtin’s handiwork) appear, they are small collisions and Dishevelments: poundcake slouched under cashews and oats, …
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12. You may wear a mask, yet, inevitably, you are you behind the mask and any Dishevelments you play around in
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13. Once again, we may reflect that if Keats was embarrassed, and attentive to embarrassment, he could also show himself to be untouched by its uncertainties or Dishevelments, and to be capable—as poet or guest or in some further role—of causing them to occur in others.
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14. AMONG the numerous physiological Dishevelments that man has devised to temper the torments of reality, a hallucinogen called mescalin is without much doubt unique.
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15. If the spirit of late Fritz Lang hovers over the grim ambiguities of the Fox melodramas, the ruling manner of the last films suggests the style and some of the preoccupations of yet another Viennese-born director, Stroheim; but it is an uncontrolled Stroheim run amok in the Dishevelments and second thoughts of another age, a Stroheim with most
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17. The shampoos we used tended to draw wildlife, rhinos and rogue Dishevelments seeking mirrors and conformity
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18. There were three great Dishevelments in the patterns of Irish settlement: The plantations, the Famine, and the car
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19. These are abetted by a gamesman's eye for human folly, a half-Gallic joy in language's Dishevelments as well as its more sumptuous formalities.
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20. This information paralysis of course applies to the assorted Dishevelments of the Trump administration
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21. The reason why I enjoy my imaginary strolls alongside David Blair, as he tells stories about his former roommates or explains his ongoing interest in Mean Streets or Bringing Up Baby, is that his approach is companionable – and made vulnerable by Dishevelments of expression in his prose which I …
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DISHEVELMENTS [dəˈSHevəlmənt]
or di·shev·elled (dĭ-shĕv′əld) adj. 1. Being in loose disarray; unkempt, as hair or clothing. 2. Marked by disorder; untidy: a disheveled pile of books on the library table.
Definition of Dishevelled. in disarray; extremely disorderly; "her clothing was disheveled"; "powder-smeared and frowzled"; "a rumpled unmade bed"; "a bed with tousled sheets"; "his brown hair was tousled, thick, and curly"- Al Spiers.
also British dishevelled /dɪ ˈ ʃɛvəld/. Learner's definition of DISHEVELED. [more disheveled; most disheveled] : not neat or tidy. His wrinkled suit gave him a disheveled appearance. disheveled hair. They looked dirty and disheveled.