Disordered [adjective]

The researchers pointed out that while clean eating is often portrayed as healthy, it is often linked with disordered eating.

Whereas crumpling a sheet of paper is an extremely disordered process, folding can be very ordered, and that’s what origami is all about.

On May 13 Polavieja arrived in Barcelona physically broken, half blind, and with evident traces of a disordered liver.

Whose nerves are not disordered in our generation—especially among artists?

My throat has been disordered for the past three years, and I have been compelled to almost abandon public speaking.

She at length wrote to him in language which she never would have used if her intellect had not been disordered.

He found the city of Lige in debt, and the public service disordered by want of money.

Here a great deal of sorry disordered talk about the Trinity House men, their being exempted from land service.

There was a heap of disordered paper and string upon the table, and a few wedding presents standing in the midst of their packing.

Through snatches of sleep, my disordered dreams made a grinning, red Manikin of our ship.