desorganizadas

Desorganizadas is the feminine plural form of the adjective desorganizado in Portuguese and Spanish, meaning lacking order or coherence. It is used to describe feminine plural nouns, for example "casas desorganizadas," "equipes desorganizadas," or "ideias desorganizadas." The term can refer to physical disorder, such as cluttered spaces, or to more abstract disarray in plans, processes, or systems.

In everyday language, desorganizadas conveys a judgment of messiness or poor organization. In professional or academic contexts, it may be used to discuss organizational problems, governance gaps, or inefficiencies, often prompting calls for better planning or structure. In clinical or psychological usage, related phrases like "pensamiento desorganizado" describe disrupted cognitive processes, but "desorganizadas" as a standalone descriptor typically refers to external subjects.

Etymology: the term derives from the prefix des- indicating negation plus organ- from organizar, yielding desorganizado, with the feminine plural desorganizadas. In both Portuguese and Spanish, the spelling is identical, though pronunciation and nuance can differ between the languages.

See also: desorganización, desorganizado, organización.