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Derangement
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derangement
1737, "disturbance of regular order," from Fr. dérangement (17c.), from déranger (see derange). Of mental order, from 1800.
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derangement de·range·ment (dĭ-rānj'mənt)
n.
Disturbance of the regular order or arrangement of parts in a system.
Mental disorder; insanity.
de·range' v.
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