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disheveled

/dɪˈʃevld/
English Definition
adj. untidy or messy
中文释义
凌乱的
Example Sentence

The explorer arrived disheveled and exhausted, yet her notebooks had been kept perfectly dry throughout the crossing.

这位探险家抵达时衣衫凌乱、疲惫不堪,但她的笔记本在整个穿越过程中都保持干燥完好。

Synonyms
untidy rumpled tousled
Antonyms
neat immaculate
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Practice — Definition Match

Which choice best defines “disheveled”?

  1. A Related to the theater
  2. B Untidy or messy
  3. C Not achieving the desired outcome
  4. D Having all parts; v. to finish
Show answer

B — Untidy or messy. “disheveled” means untidy or messy.

Practice — Which Word Fits?

Which word means “untidy or messy”?

  1. A disheveled
  2. B complete
  3. C theatrical
  4. D unsuccessful
Show answer

A — disheveled. “disheveled” means untidy or messy.

Common questions about “disheveled”

What does “disheveled” mean?

disheveled — untidy or messy. In Chinese: 凌乱的.

How do you pronounce “disheveled”?

disheveled is pronounced /dɪˈʃevld/.

How is “disheveled” used in a sentence?

The explorer arrived disheveled and exhausted, yet her notebooks had been kept perfectly dry throughout the crossing. (这位探险家抵达时衣衫凌乱、疲惫不堪,但她的笔记本在整个穿越过程中都保持干燥完好。)

What are synonyms for “disheveled”?

untidy, rumpled, tousled — all close in meaning to disheveled (untidy or messy).

What is the opposite of “disheveled”?

neat, immaculate — each the opposite of disheveled (untidy or messy).

Is “disheveled” an SAT vocabulary word?

Yes. disheveled is on the SAT Prep Basic list — the everyday academic words the SAT assumes you already have. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.

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