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unorganized

unor·ga·ni·zed

US/ʌˈnɔrɡʌˌnaɪzd/ uncommon us

adjective

1.

not having or belonging to a structured whole

  • “unorganized territories lack a formal government”
2.

not affiliated in a trade union

  • “the workers in the plant were unorganized”

Origin

From un- + organized.

Phrases

  • Citizens liable for military service but not organized on a military basis unorganized militia (especially US)
  • unorganized territory

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