dishevelled
adjective (more dishevelled, the most dishevelled)
Everyday
Dishevelled means untidy and messy, especially hair or clothes that look as if they have not been brushed or put straight. tree →
In the lessons
in tales, a witch, a goddess or a wild person has hair flying loose; in everyday life, someone who has just got out of bed or run in the wind.
Examples
- Her dishevelled hair blew in the wind. tree →
- After the race he looked dishevelled. tree →
- The dog came in with dishevelled fur. tree →
- The old man had a dishevelled beard. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
On Mova
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